Three Techniques?
My designs are always written up for TWO techniques. So why are there three samples shown here?
I’ve included the Tunisian Mosaic Crochet sample!
The bottom is the Tunisian, then there’s the overlay mosaic, and at the top is the interlocking crochet sample.
Each sample is two repeats wide, one repeat tall. Comparison of yardage found here.
Wrong Sides
Each technique produces hearts on the right side (the front, shown above) but there are differences in the wrong sides.
Tunisian Mosaic Crochet
I used this design, Repeatable Many Hearts, to showcase my tutorial on Tunisian Mosaic Crochet! It is not a full walk-thru of the pattern, it is just a stitch tutorial.
There’s a video on YouTube and you can also try my photo tutorial on my website: ashleeslint.com/tunisianmosaiccrochet
Why Repeatable?
When I first started designing I had no idea that people were so fond of designs that repeating. I like the big images (like Brotzell Tiger King).
I have made a few designs that are smaller and require repeating, but I also have a lot of older patterns that are small squares and I think some of them will need to be updated to include instructions on how to repeat them because they would work for that but aren’t currently being shown in that way.
Three Techniques?
My designs are always written up for TWO techniques. So why are there three samples shown here?
I’ve included the Tunisian Mosaic Crochet sample!
The bottom is the Tunisian, then there’s the overlay mosaic, and at the top is the interlocking crochet sample.
Each sample is two repeats wide, one repeat tall. Comparison of yardage found here.
Wrong Sides
Each technique produces hearts on the right side (the front, shown above) but there are differences in the wrong sides.
Tunisian Mosaic Crochet
I used this design, Repeatable Many Hearts, to showcase my tutorial on Tunisian Mosaic Crochet! It is not a full walk-thru of the pattern, it is just a stitch tutorial.
There’s a video on YouTube and you can also try my photo tutorial on my website: ashleeslint.com/tunisianmosaiccrochet
Why Repeatable?
When I first started designing I had no idea that people were so fond of designs that repeating. I like the big images (like Brotzell Tiger King).
I have made a few designs that are smaller and require repeating, but I also have a lot of older patterns that are small squares and I think some of them will need to be updated to include instructions on how to repeat them because they would work for that but aren’t currently being shown in that way.
Three Techniques?
My designs are always written up for TWO techniques. So why are there three samples shown here?
I’ve included the Tunisian Mosaic Crochet sample!
The bottom is the Tunisian, then there’s the overlay mosaic, and at the top is the interlocking crochet sample.
Each sample is two repeats wide, one repeat tall. Comparison of yardage found here.
Wrong Sides
Each technique produces hearts on the right side (the front, shown above) but there are differences in the wrong sides.
Repeatable Many Hearts
This nested-heart design is designed for a seamless repeat! You can make it as wide as you want (think scarf, table runner, etc) or as tall as you want (square panel for pillow, full blanket, etc).
Interlocking & Mosaic
As with all my designs, Repeatable Many Hearts comes with the fully written pattern and chart for both interlocking crochet and overlay mosaic crochet.
Video Support
I published this Repeatable Many Hearts design in February 2023 and used it for my video tutorial on Tunisian Mosaic Crochet.
A few years later, in October 2025, I created full walk-thru videos for both the interlocking and mosaic crochet techniques (plus left-handed options!).
Purchase Links
Expired Promo: On Ravelry, if you purchase (or have previously purchased) any design that uses the Many Hearts motif you can add this Repeatable Many Hearts pattern to you cart for free! On Etsy, send me a message with your transaction number and I’ll send it to you! Offer expires February 28, 2023.
Original Blog Entry
One of my favorite motifs is this tiny, nested heart design. With interlocking crochet the wrong side is still all hearts (just upside down)! But of course we can use the overlay mosaic technique as well.
This repeat section on the chart is only 16 x 19. It is designed so that it repeats indefinitely. You can make it as wide as you want and as tall as you want!
If you are looking for a pre-set size you may wish to use one of my other patterns that use this motif.
Tunisian Mosaic Crochet
I used this design, Repeatable Many Hearts, to showcase my tutorial on Tunisian Mosaic Crochet! It is not a full walk-thru of the pattern, it is just a stitch tutorial.
There’s a video on YouTube and you can also try my photo tutorial on my website: ashleeslint.com/tunisianmosaiccrochet
More Videos?
Yes! I have full walk-thru videos of Repeatable Many Hearts for each technique. Head to the end for the other videos!
Why Repeatable?
When I first started designing I had no idea that people were so fond of designs that repeating. I like the big images (like Brotzell Tiger King).
I have made a few designs that are smaller and require repeating, but I also have a lot of older patterns that are small squares and I think some of them will need to be updated to include instructions on how to repeat them because they would work for that but aren’t currently being shown in that way.
Three Techniques?
My designs are always written up for TWO techniques. So why are there three samples shown here?
I’ve included the Tunisian Mosaic Crochet sample!
The bottom is the Tunisian, then there’s the overlay mosaic, and at the top is the interlocking crochet sample.
Each sample is two repeats wide, one repeat tall. Comparison of yardage found here.
Wrong Sides
Each technique produces hearts on the right side (the front, shown above) but there are differences in the wrong sides.
Hearts, Hearts, Hearts EBook
This pattern has been added to my Hearts, Hearts, Hearts eBook.
The eBook has 16 designs, each written up for both interlocking crochet AND overlay mosaic crochet.
Plus, one square can also be made from the center-out in both techniques.
So that gives you 36 options of things to make in one eBook!
Video List
Repeatable Many Hearts is small enough that I was able to create videos showing the full pattern walk-thru for each technique!
The left-handed videos are mirror-images of the right-handed videos. I flipped the videos because I’m not left-handed myself.
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