I have been crocheting a lot of flowers recently. I have plans for them. I’m not just making them because I like flowers and I think they are nice, although if I didn’t think that I wouldn’t make them!
Flowers need leaves. At least the ones I have been making do! These leaves are very easy to make and are the correct size to work with the flowers.
They are made by crocheting 2 rows to form the centre, then the rest of the leaf is made by crocheting right the way round.
If you would like a text only version of the pattern for easy printing, you can download it here! crocheted leaf
How to Crochet a Leaf
2. Ss into 2nd ch from hook, then ss to end.
3. 1 ch, then into the back of each stitch:
1 ss into each of the next 4 stitches,
1 dc into each of the next 3 stitches,
1 tr into each of the next 3 stitches,
1 dc into each of the next 2 stitches,
2 chains, then ss into 2nd chain from hook (this forms the point of the leaf).
You should be half way round! Now back down the other side:
1 dc into each of the next 2 stitches,
1 tr into each of the next 3 stitches,
1 dc into each of the next 3 stitches,
1 ss into each of the next stitches.
If you want to make some flowers to go with your leaves, have a look at my crocheted flower tutorials here:
A Crocheted Flower Hair Bobble
A Crocheted Flower with Pointed Petals
Shahzad says
Your crocheted leaf tutorial is fantastic! The step-by-step instructions are so clear and easy to follow. I appreciate how you provide both written and visual guidance. These leaves will be the perfect addition to my crochet flowers. Thank you for sharing your expertise!
Kezzie says
Hi Anna! Made it here! Sorry to be so tardy, I was out all day and evening yesterday and today, have been desperately trying to tidy rather than blog! Love your leaves- they are really cool. I wonder if one could crochet a celery stick!? That’d make a cool Doctor Who themed brooch!x
AnnaWilson says
That’s a very good idea and it would so work!! Hmm I’m now cooking up a pattern for crocheted celery!