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Maple Leaves
Five crocheted leaves in different colors, including pink, green, and beige, arranged on a wooden surface, reminiscent of the Butterfly Effect in nature.

Feel like being a little more Canadian? Here is an easy way to do so. These maple leaves will be a quick project to make and can function as appliques for other projects or decorations for your table or other items. Follow the free pattern and video tutorial from Tejiendo Peru to make this easy and fun decor.

Perfect for Fall Décor

These crochet leaf appliques are perfect for crafting beautiful fall-themed decorations, such as table centerpieces, garlands, wreaths, and cozy touches for scarves and blankets. If you’re decorating for Thanksgiving or just want to add a bit of fall flair to your outfit, these pieces will give a lovely handmade charm to any project.

Choosing the Right Yarn for Realistic Fall Leaves

To get that real, crisp autumn leaf look, the original pattern suggests using thin cotton yarn, which shows off the stitches well and feels light. Cotton is great for appliques because it helps them keep their shape and lie flat.

 

Maple Leaves Free Crochet Pattern

Understanding the Maple Leaf Crochet Pattern

This crochet pattern does a wonderful job of mimicking the natural look of a real maple leaf. It starts with a foundation chain that forms the base of the leaf, then builds up with single crochet stitches, increases, and other techniques like working in the back loop only.

The pattern has three main parts: the center, the middle lobes, and the smaller lobes, all shaped carefully to mirror the jagged edges of a real maple leaf.

The last step involves crocheting the stem, adding the final touch and making it easy to attach the leaf to other projects.

Video Tutorial for Beginners

If you’re new to crochet techniques, following along with the step-by-step video tutorial can help you see each step clearly.

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