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Crochet Maple leaves tutorial

Crochet Maple leaves tutorial

Posted on August 9, 2023July 7, 2024 by jenny

I love crochet and it feels like this is the time of year I can start thinking about adding some autumnal decorations to our home. I’ve been making crochet maple leaves which I think would look perfect strung along some fairy lights over the mantlepiece. Although there are quite a few steps, if you know some basic crochet stitches, these crochet maple leaves come together in no time.

List of supplies to make crochet maple leaves:

Crochet yarn – medium light

Crochet hook – 3.5mm

A pair of scissors

Tapestry needle

How to crochet maple leaves:

Select an autumnal coloured yarn bundle for the crochet maple leaf pattern and start with a slip knot. Work 6 or 7 chain stitches.

Form a loop with the chain stitches by working a slip stitch through the first chain stitch.

Chain one and then work 11 SC (single crochet) into the loop.

Close the first row by working a slip stitch through the first top chain stitch of that round.

For the second row, work 2 chain stitches. Work a DC (double crochet) into the nearest chain stitch.

 

Close the second round of DC by working a slip stitch through the first top chain stitch of that round.

Work 2 DC into the nearest stitch.

Work 2 TC (treble crochet) into the same stitch.

Work a picot stitch next.

Work 2 DC into the same stitch again.

Skip the next chain stitch and then work a slip stitch into the 2nd next chain stitch. One of the 5 tips of the crochet fall leaf is ready.

Repeat the same process to crochet another fall leaf tip. Next, we will crochet the big, middle tip of the leaf.

Work 2 DC, 2 TC into the same chain stitch for the 3rd tip. And then work a picot crochet stitch at the top.

Work 2 TC, 2 DC into the same stitch next. Skip the next chain stitch and work a slip stitch into the 2nd next chain stitch.

For the last 2 small tips, the crochet pattern will be slightly different than the first 2 small tips. Work 2 DC and then work a picot stitch.

Work 2 TC, 2 DC into the same chain stitch to form the 4th tip. Skip the next chain stitch like we did before and work a slip stitch into the stitch.

Repeat the process to crochet the 5th and last leaf tip.

Chain 4 on hook.

Skip the chain stitch next to the hook and then work 1 SC (single crochet) into the next 2 chain stitches.

Work a slip stitch into the adjacent chain stitch of thee base pattern and pull out a few inches of the yarn.

Cut off extra yarn and use a tapestry needle to stitch the remaining yarn at the backside of the fall leaf pattern.

I used some pretty autumnal coloured yarn to make these but you could use any coloured yarn you have.

Crochet Maple leaves tutorial

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How to crochet a Halloween ghost

Easy crochet stars tutorial

How to crochet a bookmark

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Category: Autumn, Crafts for adults, Crochet

3 thoughts on “Crochet Maple leaves tutorial”

  1. Sarah says:
    August 16, 2023 at 7:49 am

    Thanks for sharing this fun crochet tutorial, I’m excited to try it!

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