Crochet Alocasia Leaf Free Pattern
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By Elaine September 22, 2023
Green leafy is super important for a flower bouquet or a home decoration, so here is our
tutorial for leaves. Our crochet tutorial recreates it so perfectly. This Alocasia leaf has been
well received in our bouquet videos because it makes them more outstanding. In addition, it’s
not so difficult to learn. Now follow our tutorial and start crocheting!
Alocasia leaf is an ornamental plant grown for the large heart or arrow shaped foliage that
resembles elephant ears, hence the common name. This crochet Alocasia leaf has velvety
deep green leaves accentuated with bold, light green veining. The large heart-shaped leaf
makes a bold statement in any style room decor.
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Why including a green leafy in bouquet or your crochet project
Adding some lovely green crochet leafy can make your crochet bouquet looks more vivid and
good looking.
Provides greenery and fullness – The green leaves help fill out the bouquet and make it
look lush and full. Flowers alone can look a bit sparse. The green foliage provides a
nice backdrop for the colorful flowers.
Adds texture and visual interest – The different leaf shapes and sizes add variation in
texture and visual appeal. This makes the bouquet more interesting to look at.
Balances colors – Green leaves help balance out bright or dark flower colors in the
bouquet. They provide a nice neutral color that lets the flower colors pop.
Directs the eye – Strategic placement of leafy greens can help direct the eye
throughout the bouquet and highlight focal flowers.
Provides support – The foliage helps provide structural support and a framework for the
bouquet to hold the flowers in place.
Brings nature indoors – The greens give the bouquet a fresh, garden-picked look and
help bring a bit of nature’s beauty indoors.
Some of our bouquets include this Alocasia leaf, which serves as the finishing touch to make
these bouquets richer and more exceptional as a whole.
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Pattern Notes：
Our pattern is written in US crochet terms.
Use stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round.
There is a video tutorial available for additional guidance.
Materials for Crochet Alocasia Leaf:
Yarn – light green, dark green
Hook – 2.0mm
Scissors
Darning needle
Stitch marker
Flower rod – 30 cm long
Iron wire- 0.5 mm
Hot melt adhesive
Difficulty:
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Advanced intermediate. (However, even as a beginner looking for a challenge, you can try
this pattern using as it provides the step-by-step tutorial).
Stitches and Abbrevations:
ch: chain stitch
ss: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
hdc: half double crochet
dc: double crochet
3 ch picot st: 3 chain stitches and a single crochet, forming a dogtooth-like spike
Step-by-Step Crochet Alocasia Leaf Patterns:
One side of the leaf: (dark green)
R1: start with the foundation chain: 31 ch
R2: add wire, then from 2nd st of hook: 29 sc, (3 sc in the same st), 29 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch.
R3: 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 20 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook: 21 sc, (2 sc
in each st), 1 sc.
R4: 1 ch, turn, 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 17 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook:
18 sc, (2 sc in each st), 1 sc.
R5: 1 ch, turn, 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 14 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook:
15 sc, (2 sc in each st), 1 sc.
R6: 1 ch, turn, 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 11 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook:
12 sc, (2 sc in each st), 1 sc, 1 ch.
cut and weave the ends
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The other side of the leaf:
Work from the first ch stitch of R1, repeat R3-R6.
R7: Work from the middle of the leaf, work sc around. (You can make a corner
anywhere you want) Then in the corner: 1 sc, 1 hdc, 2 dc, 1 hdc, 1 sc.
R8: Change light green yarn, work from the middle of the leaf: sc around. Then in the
corner: 1 sc, 2 ch picot st, 1 sc. (leaf tip: 1 sc, 3 ch picot st, 1 sc).
Finally, Use light green yarn, divide the yarn into 2 strands, and sew the leaf veins with
a darning needle, please refer to the video for details.
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Assemble:
1. Wrap around the wire with dark green yarn.
2. Take a flower stem and wrap the leaves around it. Secure the tail with hot melt glue.
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Conclusion:
Now that you’ve mastered how to crochet Alocasia leaf with our step by step free pattern.
You can also experiment with different colors to make it more creative and eye-catching. It’s
wonderful matching with crochet flower bouquets or as a decoration on its own. Happy
crocheting!
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Equipment
Hook – 2.0mm
scissors
Darning needle
stitch marker
Ingredients
Yarn- light green, dark green
Flower rod – 30 cm long
Iron wire – 0.5 mm
Hot melt adhesive
Instructions
One side of the leaf: (dark green)
R1: start with the foundation chain: 31 ch
R2: add wire, then from 2nd st of hook: 29 sc, (3 sc in the same st), 29 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch.
R3: 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 20 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook: 21 sc, (2 sc
in each st), 1 sc.
R4: 1 ch, turn, 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 17 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook:
18 sc, (2 sc in each st), 1 sc.
R5: 1 ch, turn, 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 14 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook:
15 sc, (2 sc in each st), 1 sc.
R6: 1 ch, turn, 1 sc, (2 sc in each st), 11 sc, 1 ss, 1 ch. Turn, then from 2nd st of hook:
12 sc, (2 sc in each st), 1 sc, 1 ch.
cut and weave the ends
The other side of the leaf:
Work from the first ch stitch of R1, repeat R3-R6.
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R7: Work from the middle of the leaf, work sc around. (You can make a corner
anywhere you want) Then in the corner: 1 sc, 1 hdc, 2 dc, 1 hdc, 1 sc.
R8: Change light green yarn, work from the middle of the leaf: sc around. Then in the
corner: 1 sc, 2 ch picot st, 1 sc. (leaf tip: 1 sc, 3 ch picot st, 1 sc).
Finally, Use light green yarn, divide the yarn into 2 strands, and sew the leaf veins with
a darning needle, please refer to the video for details.
Assemble:
Wrap around the wire with green yarn.
Take a flower stem and wrap the leaves around it. Secure the tail with hot melt glue.
Notes
Our pattern is written in US crochet terms.
Use stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round.
There is a video tutorial available for additional guidance.
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