I seem to be obsessed with leaves right now, not so surprising, as we are in full spring mode here in northern Germany. Everywhere the buds are breaking and leaves are emerging!

Salix or Willow trees have distinct elongated leaves and this pattern will show you how to knit your own Little Leaves in three different sizes. They are knit in the round and are reversible. They are compatible with some of my other patterns such as Take a Leaf or the Leaf Hat.

This pattern will show you how to knit your own Little Leaves in three different sizes. They are knit in the round and are reversible.

This pattern shows you how to knit some beautiful willow leaves, that you can attach to your keys, rucksack, bag, jacket, Christmas tree… Or use the pattern to add leaves to your hats, shawls or other projects. Wherever you like, be creative and don’t forget to share your ideas in the projects

Are you looking for whimsical curtain ties? Then why not tie your curtains with leafy vines?

The leaf scarf is partially inspired by a pattern I knit when I was in my teens: the baby aviator scarf by drops design. I just thought the way this keyhole scarf could be fastened around the neck to be absolutely brilliant. Years later, I had the idea to combine this design feature with my own aesthetic. And so the Leaf Scarf was born. This sc...

The Leaf Hat is a practical yet whimsical design that will keep your (or your loved ones’) ears warm while looking cute and playful. You can customize the number of leaves on your hat, or even add ties to ensure it stays securely in place!

These sprouted egg cozies are knit in the round in st st, and only take very little time to knit up. They are not overly complicated, customizable and fun to knit. They are simple, yet whimsical and make a great addition to your spring breakfast table.

Tilia, bass wood or linden trees have a distinct heart shaped leaf and with this pattern you will be able to knit your own. This pattern includes 3 different sizes of the Tilia Leaf and is easily combined with other patterns such as “Take a leaf”.

This pattern shows you how to knit some beautiful leaves, that you can attach to your keys, rucksack, bag, jacket, Christmas tree… Or use the pattern to add leaves to your hats, shawls or other projects. Wherever you like, be creative and don’t forget to share your ideas in the projects

this is a very easy pattern for small (or big) flying piglets.

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