victorian acorn and oak leaf border motif

Victorian acorn and oak leaf border motif pdf#

For each leaf size, you’ll find both the written instructions and a complete stitch diagram on a single easy-to-print page.This pattern includes large (9-lobed) and small (7-lobed) realistically sized and shaped oak leaves.

Victorian acorn and oak leaf border motif pdf#

Crochet lots of leaves in a variety of colours and add a handful of acorns: scatter them on your mantelpiece or Thanksgiving table, or group them together into a beautiful fall garland or wreath.Īlthough they are only available together, I’ve separated the oak leaves and acorns into two separate PDF files, as the crochet and construction techniques are completely different for each, so there’s no info that’s common to both patterns.Make a simple ornament by adding a hanging loop to a pair of oak leaves and one or two acorns.

Use a single crocheted oak leaf as an appliqué on a hat or sweater, glue it onto a greetings card, or add a pin back and an acorn to make a brooch.

Make a pile of acorns as a tasty snack for an amigurumi Squirrel.

So the entire project has no sewing – you’ll only need your needle to weave in the yarn ends! Ideas for Use The acorns are worked amigurumi-style, with an ingenious no-sew construction. Each leaf is worked in one piece, with a clever construction that gives a realistic shape and the suggestion of veins. Oak Leaf Collection & Life-Sized Acorn includes two different sizes of oak leaf to crochet, and a realistic life-sized acorn pattern. Autumn is my favourite time of year, when the weather starts to cool and the leaves turn glorious colours, and I’m celebrating that now with the second addition to my autumn leaf designs: the Oak Leaf Collection (with a bonus matching tiny acorn design!)