
Lately, I have found myself with enough time and space to try a new hobby: GARDENING. I know there is a lot of noise on the internet about how challenging this can be, but I decided to just go for it. I watched some YouTube tutorials, bought some plants, and now here I am, watering my new (still alive) friends, and staring at them more than I have previously expected. It was the best decision!
Taking care of my plants turned out to be very relaxing and somehow meditative. There’s something about the small routines… checking the soil, adjusting their spot for better light, noticing tiny changes day by day. It slows everything down in a really nice way.
As a side effect, I also started to pay more attention to nature, which made me notice things that I haven't before. When I walk through the streets I now see trees and flowers in a different way. I mean, have you seen all of those shapes, textures, and colors? Some leaves look almost painted, some flowers don’t even look real, and suddenly everything feels a bit more interesting.
It just makes me feel so curious and inspired, and therefore, this post. I guess this is me fully embracing my plant era… and honestly, I’m not mad about it.
Essentials
Patterns
Columbine Flower (with Stem and Leaf)
by Beth Herman
In this pattern, you don’t just get the leaves, you get the full plant moment. Stem, flower, everything. It has that exotic, eye-catching look that instantly brightens any space, and unlike the real thing, it stays perfect all year round. Who knows, it might even attract a few curious hummingbirds (I’m choosing to believe it will).
Monstera Deliciosa Leaf Coasters
by Camexia Designs
This is such a beautiful leaf and pattern. It’s easy to follow, and with a simple color change you can recreate other favorites like Monstera Albo Variegata or Thai Constellation. One design, so many possibilities. Extra points for versatility.
Fern Leaf
by Crochet Objet
This leaf pattern is just so adorable and easy to follow. I love this kind of leaf, it instantly takes me to tropical weather… aka the best weather. Warm air, bright greens, and that relaxed, sunny feeling. Make a few of these and bring a little vacation vibe into your everyday projects.
Books / Kits
Maple Leaf
by Handmade by Raine
The symbol of Canada, hockey nights, and the most delicious syrup on earth. I swear I could eat pancakes with maple every single day. There’s just something about that warm, sweet drizzle that makes everything better. Do you have a maple-obsessed friend like me? Turn this into a cozy coaster and gift them a little piece of sweet, sticky happiness.
Chestnut Leaf
by Sylwia
Did you know chestnut trees can grow up to 30 meters tall? They don’t just give us shade on hot summer days, they’re also beautiful to look at with all their lush leaves. And let’s not forget, this leaf captures autumn in all its glory. Cozy, golden, and full of those crisp fall vibes.
Crochet Shamrock
by Golden Lucy Crafts
We all know it’s not just about luck or rare finds, it’s about finding joy in the everyday. This three-leaf clover is a little reminder that even the simplest things can feel special. Make one, keep it close, and let your ordinary days feel just a bit more magical.
Crochet Oak Leaves
by In The Yarn Garden
The Oak is a known symbol of strength and endurance because it is massive, has a strong structure and a long lifespan. It's the national tree of many countries, including the USA, which would make this leaf an excellent gift for someone you admire.
Pumpkin Leaf
by Crochet Kim
I know that when you think about pumpkins, their leaves aren’t the first thing that comes to mind. But the magic is in the details, and this little leaf is exactly what brings it all together. Add it to your crochet pumpkins and suddenly… they feel complete. Fuller, cozier, and just a tiny bit more charming.
Mint Leaf
by Sewrella
For every tea lover out there, we’ve got you covered! This leaf has such a simple, classic shape that you can use it across all your creations, not just tea-inspired ones. It’s one of those patterns you’ll keep coming back to. Easy, versatile, and somehow… still feels a little delicious.
Ivy Leaf Garland
by Little Conkers
Ivy leaves are simple on their own, but the shapes they create as they grow can be seriously mind-blowing. With this garland pattern and a little creativity, you can twist, drape, and layer your way into endless designs. One pattern… so many possibilities.
Ohio Buckeye Nut and Leaf
by Kawawunga
This isn’t just a leaf… it’s the full buckeye moment. Paired with its little nut, this design feels extra special and full of character. It’s a quick, satisfying project that works perfectly as a tiny decoration, a gift, or even a lucky charm. Small, unique, and just a little nostalgic.
Cannabis Leaf
by Off the Hook Mamma
With the growing popularity of CBD oils, this leaf has become instantly recognizable. It’s one of those patterns that gets a reaction right away. Fun, a little cheeky, and perfect as a lighthearted gift for the right friend. Quick to make and guaranteed to spark a smile.
Succulents Collection - 8 Patterns
by Planet June
Get ready to dive into our awesome Succulent Collection! It's a super cool bundle of eight crochet patterns that'll transport you to a whimsical world of crocheted greenery. Whether you're a beginner or a crochet pro, these patterns have got you covered. Each one captures the unique charm of different succulent species with their funky shapes and vibrant colors.
Holly Leaves
by Pippa Patterns Crochet
Perfect for your Christmas decor! This classic leaf has been part of holiday traditions for years, bringing that cozy, festive feel to any space. And if you’re feeling a little bold, pair it with real mistletoe… your guests definitely won’t forget it.
Autumn Garland
Nothing says “Fall” like leaves and acorns. This is a beautiful and easy pattern that will give your home such a cozy feeling! You'll want to spend hours near a fireplace, reading a book. What a wonderful time of the year this is!
String of Pearls
by Ollie Holly
These succulents are so strange and exciting that it’s hard not to love them. If you don’t have one at home, this pattern is the next best thing. It really captures those quirky, trailing shapes and chunky little leaves that make the plant so unique. A fun piece that instantly adds personality to any corner.
Barrel Cactus
by Cloud9Knots
Did you know that the spines on the cactus used to be leaves? They evolved into tiny and sharp parts to protect the plant from herbivores and also help with the retention of water. Another example of how incredible nature can be.
Lettuce
by Olino Hobby
And don’t worry, we’re not forgetting the edible, underrated leaves… like lettuce! Planning a crochet salad, sandwich, or wrap? These leafy layers bring everything together. Ruffled, fresh, and just the right amount of extra, because even your crochet meals deserve to feel balanced.
Cabbages
by Amigurumi Kitchen
This familiar kitchen veggie is usually as big as your head… but here it comes in a tiny, very cute version. This easy pattern keeps all the charm, from the soft color contrast to those perfectly ruffled leaves. Small, satisfying, and kind of irresistible.
Leaf Branch
by MilimagfaShop
And finally, now that you know how to crochet leaves, it’s time to bring them together. This pattern shows you how to make a simple branch, the perfect base for all your leafy creations. Swap in any of the leaves from this list and make it your own. Mix, match, and have fun with it.

Hi, I'm Adriana.
Curiosity is kind of my personality trait. If there's something new to learn, make, test, or take apart just to see how it works, I'm in.
I'm a mom of two, a lover of art in all forms, and a firm believer that handmade things carry extra soul. This is my little corner of the internet where ideas turn into stitches.
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