How to Crochet a Fall Leaf – Fall Garland – Free and EASY Pattern

Hello!

I’ve been working on this Fall Garland for awhile now and it is finally time to finish it off with some cute fall leaves! I included some oak leaves in the acorn pattern, but thought it would be fun to add a different type of leaf to break up the garland. You can make them in all sorts of colours since fall leaves are so colourful and pretty!

Other Fall Patterns:
Acorn
Book
Scarf
Mushroom
Mug
Pumpkin

Let’s get started!

Materials: Fall Garland

1.65 mm Hook
Lace Weight Yarn
Scissors
Tapestry Needle

Note: The numbers in the brackets represent the number of stitches in each row

Abbreviations

CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet (DC in UK terms)
HDC – Half Double Crochet (HTR in UK terms)
DC – Double Crochet (TR in UK terms)
TR – Treble Crochet (DTR in UK terms)
SLST – Slip Stitch
ST(s) – Stitch(es)
FO – Finish Off

Pattern:

CH 9.

SC in 2nd CH from hook.

DC in next. TR in next 3. DC in next. HDC in next. SC in last. CH 2. SLST in 2nd CH from hook. SC in same ST as CH.

Working on the other side of the CH.

HDC in next. DC in next. TR in next 3. DC in next. SC in last.

SLST into first SC. CH 4. SLST in 2nd CH from hook and down CH. SLST into 1st SC.

FO and weave in ends.

Here is the video tutorial with subtitles:

Video Tutorial:

Crochet Fall Garland Complete!

Check out my other fall patterns here.

You can make these in different colours and make a whole collection of mini crochet mugs!

Comment below with any questions you may have!

Happy crocheting!
Jess Crafting

Pattern for personal use only. Feel free to sell the completed Crochet Fall Leaves though! Please link back to my blog or my channel.

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