Does anyone here know where I can find this sewing pattern for a heart keychain?

I'm real happy to see so many people sewing this project!! :D
Someone has even turned into into a ITH design!
Looks like an awesome idea to me, as the embroidery machine sure stitches in a much more precise way then me ;) and also it can be a much easier way to know where to correctly place an embroidery design (like a name initial for example).
So if anyone of the wonderful digitizers out here decides to make this a ITH project, let me know!! :)

These are beautiful.

thank you for posting this link!!!

Thank you

Thanks so much for the link. I have a few friends that are all single and we have decided to celebrate valentine's day together - it's about love not just relationships and have decided to make each person a gift. Going to be fun!

thank you to everyone for posting this , I think this would make a lovely
cute present , a novel pincushion and maybe cute shoe stuffers too!!
Thank You!

Thank you to everyone for posting this and posting where to find the pattern. It is so cute and the idea of hand warmers, that is great too.

really cute!

Thanks for this - I'm just going to make one!

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by dennis999 08 Feb 2014

I'm just going to watch the rugby.

by spendlove 08 Feb 2014

Himself is doing just that and I'm keeping out of the way!

by dennis999 08 Feb 2014

'Himself' is clearly a man of impecible taste.

by meganne 09 Feb 2014

He'd have to be, he married our Sue didn't he.

Really cute idea, thanks for finding the directions.

Thanks to you, christacey, from me, too.I got this link to work. Other nice things there. Fun!

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by christracey 08 Feb 2014

That's ok glad I could find it.

by pcteddyb 08 Feb 2014

Thank you.

by marysew11000 09 Feb 2014

Thank You

by annie23 09 Feb 2014

Thank you. A nice project

by ansalu 09 Feb 2014

They have some other nice projects too. TY

by missqueenbee47 09 Feb 2014

thank you for the link

These look great thanks for asking about them

THANK YOU christracey !!!!!
That's exactly the one!!! :D :D

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by christracey 08 Feb 2014

Glad I could help...guess you could even change the size.

I found this so hope it helps....

www.contracostaquiltguild.org/quiltshow.htm

scroll down to January 2014 heart pincushion

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by marianb 07 Feb 2014

thank you for the link address

by christracey 08 Feb 2014

That's fine, I had seen it somewhere & this is what I could find.

Thanks for your replies and help :)
I'm not sure if the knot is made appart from the heart shape...
So far the most similar I have found to this one is a pattern for a pincush.
Link here:
http://www.fatquartershop.com/med...

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by dennis999 06 Feb 2014

You are almost certainly correct regarding the free design pattern shown in your link. Looking at the various pictures, it seems to me that the bow is tied through the hole at the top of the heart after it has been finally filled and sealed. This would have the effect of hiding any final stitches after the filling process (well, it would in the case of my quality of hand sewing). The only other change I can see is possibly the shape of the bow, the size of the heart, and the fact that the maker of the items in your pictures has added a reinforcing rivet to hold the keychain element. I'm not sure how things stand as regards the copyright issue by amending the design on the fatquartershop site but it might be worth dropping them an email just out of courtesy.

by rescuer 06 Feb 2014

This is a very good idea Dennis. Thanks for your help.
One should always contact the original artist/digitizer prior to making any changes or design adjustments to the design file itself. Most (but not all) allow you to choose your own colors. Many will also allow you to break the design into parts. I do hope everyone is reading the Terms and Conditions before they download any type of file.

Also, searched around and by looking at the picture you could easily make your own. Cut out two heart shapes, stitch around leaving an opening to turn, fill and then join the two tops so the tie can loop through.

I have been doing a search and although there are many designs of a similar nature to these, I have not found this exact design. I do agree that it is a very nice design and the best that I have seen.
Can you recall where you found this picture as this might help with the search. In the meantime I will carry on hunting.