My crochet leaf pattern makes it’s appearance again with 9 green leaves on a branchy tree for the 9th page of my Earth Day Crochet Quiet Book! I would love to see one of you make the leaves in different colors as well so it looks like it’s the autumn season. So many ways to tweak all of the crochet pages I have posted!
I am making an Earth Day Crochet Counting Quiet Book! It will have a total of 10 pages and I will be posting each page separately in a series of 10 blog posts and then one final post to showcase the whole book and how to put it together. They will all be posted in time for Earth Day on April 22nd!
You can also use these “pages” as granny squares and create a blanket instead! Finished size of the pages/squares are approx 9×9.
Materials:
– Bernat Super Value Yarn in Taupe Brown, Lush Green, and Mushroom (light brown) for the page. Shop all the colors HERE on Yarnspirations.com
– Size H Crochet Hook
– Tapestry Needle
First you will want to crochet the book page.
Crochet Book Page:
with mushroom color yarn (or any color of your choosing)
Chain 31, SC in second chain from hook and the rest of the way down chain, chain 1, turn (30 SC)
Row 2-35: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Note: when you begin to make the tree branches (row 19), you will see that you get into a rhythm of making chains and slip stitch down those chains and then making other chains that jaunt out from the original chain and slip stitching down those, etc. It can be totally random!! You don’t have to follow my exact pattern!
Tree and branches:
with taupe brown yarn
Chain 13, SC in second chain from hook and the rest of the way down until you get to the last two chain, SC Decrease over the last two chains, chain 1, turn
Row 2: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (11 SC)
Row 3: SC in each stitch across until you get to the last two, SC Decrease over last two stitches, chain 1, turn
Row 4: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (10 SC)
Row 5: SC in each stitch across until you get to the last two, SC Decrease over the last two stitches, chain 1, turn
Row 6: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (9 SC)
Row 7: SC in each stitch across until you get to the last two, SC Decrease over the last two stitches, chain 1, turn
Row 8: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (8 SC)
Row 9: SC in each stitch across until you get to the last two, SC Decrease over the last two stitches, chain 1, turn
Row 10: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (7 SC)
Row 11: SC in each stitch across until you get to the last two, SC Decrease over the last two stitches, chain 1, turn
Row 12: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (6 SC)
Row 13: SC in each stitch across until you get to the last two, SC Decrease over the last two stitches, chain 1, turn
Row 15: SC in each each stitch across, chain 1, turn (5 SC)
Row 16: SC in each stitch across until you get to the last two, SC Decrease over the last two stitches, chain 1, turn
Row 17-18: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn
Row 19: SC in first 3, 2 SC in last, chain 20, Slip stitch in second chain from hook and in next 5, chain 5, Slip stitch in second chain from hook and in next 3, join with a slip stitch to the original chain, slip stitch in next, chain 15, slip stitch in second chain from hook and in next 6, chain 7, Slip stitch in second chain from hook and in next 5, join with a slip stitch to the next spot on chain 15, slip stitch down the rest of that that chain and join with a slip stitch to the original chain, slip stitch in next 6 on original chain, chain 10, Slip stitch in the second chain from hook and the rest of the way down, slip stitch back to original chain and in any remaining chains on the original chain. Fasten off.
Row 20: with front side of tree facing you, join to the right hand edge (the straight edge of the tree), chain 1 and SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (5 SC)
Row 21: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (5 SC)
Row 22: SC in each stitch across, chain 11, slip stitch in second chain from hook and in next 3, chain 7, Slip stitch in second chain from hook and in next 5, join with a slip stitch to the original chain and slip stitch in the remaining chains, fasten off
Row 23: join yarn to the right edge of the tree, chain 1 and SC in the next 3 leaving remaining stitches unworked, chain 1, turn
Row 24: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (3 SC)
Row 25: SC in first stitch, SC Decrease over last two, chain 1, turn
Row 26: SC in each stitch across, chain 1, turn (2 SC)
Row 27: SC Decrease, fasten off leaving long tail.
Stitch tree onto crochet page.
Crochet Leaves (make 9):
You can see a step by step tutorial of the leaf HERE
Chain 6, SC in 2nd chain from hook, HDC in next, DC in next two, make 6 DC in last chain.
Now working on the other side of the chain, DC in next two, HDC in next, SC in last (do not join yet), chain 2 and make a SC in second chain from hook, join to first SC.
Fasten off leaving a long tail
Stitch leaves to branches… maybe a few leaves have fallen to the ground as well!
Number 9:
Chain 17 and shape into a 9. Stitch on with tapestry needle.
Have you made the first 8 pages?
1 Earth
2 Birds
3 Mountains
4 Snowflakes
5 Petals
6 Colors
7 Raindrops
8 Sunrays
Please be sure to tag me on social media if you are making this with me by using the hashtag #RepeatCrafterMe or @RepeatCrafterMe !
The writing, illustration, and design of this book is copyrighted.
Do not attempt to publish the writing or pattern of my book as your own. You may crochet this book using my pattern.
Diane says
I can’t wait to see page 10 and how you are going to put them together! My box of yarn for pages 1-5 came today
Mary Kay says
Thank you so much for this wonderful project. I look forward to stitching the entire book when the postings are completed and I can buy the yarn I’ll need. Our parish is always looking for unique items for their craft booth at their fall bazaar and I’ll have plenty of time to work on this and some other projects as well. Thank you for sharing your talents with us. You are a gem.
Andrea says
I am on the edge of my seat to see the final day, and then see how it’s all going to get put together. I have finished up to Day 8, so I can’t wait to jump right into this one when I get home tonight! Thank you for sharing your amazing creativity so generously! <3
Mary Hutto says
Sarah, I wanted to congratulate you on your uniquely creative approach to crochet projects. I have been following you for many years and love your darling designs that are easy to make. Your monster bib and animal hats always get “oohs” and “aahs” when I give them to young mothers. This quiet book will be one more thing I will tackle as a gift. Kudos to you!
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Linda says
I know it is much later as it is now 2022 but what a beautiful book!
I do want to draw your attention to ROW 14 is missing.
I am sure I can understand but I am surprised nobody brought this up to you. I am going to be starting this soon. Love your creativity!
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Diane Bishop says
Do you have a video tutorial for the tree?