Tester Call for Crochet: Spiked Heart Charm <3

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Hi everyone :black_heart:
I’m back with a new pattern and I’m so excited for this one!
This time, I need testers for a my Spiked Heart Charm pattern :)

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Please read everything before applying.

:yarn: Material Requirements

  • Any yarn type you like
    (I used fine (2), light (3) and medium (4) size cotton and fine (2) and medium (4) to bulky (5) size chenille yarn (don’t recommend the latter), see images below for reference)

    • Any color you like

  • Spikes (I used 2-3 different sizes)

  • Keychain

  • Stuffing

  • Safety pins, jump rings, chains, studs, small charms, get creative! :)

:clipboard: Additional Requirements

  • Provide all feedback and report issues in the group chat, don’t ghost and don’t write feedback into the journal entry.
  • Post a final high quality photo to your journal and in the group chat.
  • Only apply if you can finish by the due date, if you have all the required materials AND if you’re able to take decent pictures.
    • If you need an extension, let me know!
  • If you’re interested in testing, please comment what yarn type (material and size) + what color you’d like to use :)
  • By applying, you consent to your project’s photo being published along with the pattern on release.

:spiral_calendar: Due Date: Sun, 11.10.2026

Thank you to everyone who’s interested!
I’m excited to see what y’all come up with :skull::black_heart:

I’ll pick testers in a couple days (or earlier if there are enough testers)!

Click any photo in this post to apply:

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Project (20260921061017)

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Glwt!

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Glwt! :two_hearts:

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I have fun things i can add :wink:

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Perfect :eyes:

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I like the idea, but I don’t have any spikes or chains at hand. Any recommendations for products that work well with crochet? That can be easily and safely integrated?

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Good luck with testing!:growing_heart:

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I use these screw-on spikes I got from amazon. I’d say they’re safe enough if you don’t use super flexible and big yarn? Like the medium/bulky chenille I used didn’t hold them too well bc the holes were too big for the spike to hold on to. All the smaller sized yarns worked well tho!
Other than that, I use stainless steel jump rings (also to attach chains), safety pins, etc. hope that helps xd

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cool!! glwt!

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Love it but can’t test it so can you tag me in the release

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omg this is so cute!! good luck with testing! <3

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Sure :)

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Thanks!!

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I would love to test please. I have over 90 tests and makes in my library if you want to see my work.

I would be using I Love This Cotton yarn in Burgundy with a G 4mm hook.

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That’s looking good, I’ll put it on my crochet accessories wish list​:+1:

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omg I love this SO MUCH. would LOVE to test. this looks so fun and is totally my vibe. I would use purple, medium-ish weight (acrylic), and probably 3.5mm hook.

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Oh this is so badA$$ and totally my vibe too :heart_eyes: you only need 1 made or multiple made with different yarn types?

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One per tester is good :)

I’d love if there were different kinds of yarn between testers tho!

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Oh cool ! I’m gonna apply and if chosen, I wanna make multiple and will experiment with different yarn like acrylic and chenille with different hook sizes ranging from 4mm to 6mm? also i plan on making them into earrings/jewelry pieces too if thats ok with you?

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Sounds good :)

I was also thinking about turning the smaller yarn ones into earrings! Sounds like a dope idea ^^

Just be careful with bigger chenille, spikes might not hold as well :')

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