Free Monstera Leaf Crochet Patterns & Videos
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Discover the beauty of Monstera leaves with these free crochet patterns and video tutorials. Perfect for adding a tropical touch to your home decor, these patterns are both fun and easy to follow.
DIY Monstera Leaf Crochet: Free Patterns & Tutorials
Are you obsessed with the Monstera trend? From fashion to home decor, you can now get the same look by crocheting the iconic Monstera leaf. Learn to create your own Monstera decor with free crochet patterns and video tutorials!
Native to Central America, Monstera deliciosa, also known as the swiss cheese plant, features large, split-leaf shaped foliage. Similar plants include the split-leaf philodendron, or windowleaf plant. With these free patterns, you can create as many Monstera leaves as your heart desires! So why not grace your home with handmade Monstera decor? Let’s get crocheting!
![Ashlea Konecny has 4 different Monstera Leaf Crochet Patterns included in this free pattern. For the project you will need Aran Weight Yarn [4] and a 5.5 mm (I) crochet hook.](https://www.freecrochettutorials.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/Monstera-Leaf-Crochet-Pattern-Free.jpg)
Monstera Leaf Crochet Pattern
Ashlea Konecny has 4 different Monstera Leaf Crochet Patterns included in this free pattern. For the project you will need Aran Weight Yarn [4] and a 5.5 mm (I) crochet hook. These are easy crochet patterns.
Crochet Monstera Leaf Pattern
Designed by Martian Creations, this Monstera Leaf is crocheted with Worsted Weight Yarn and a 3.5 mm (E) crochet hook.
Monstera Leaf Wall Hanging
Available from Make It Yourself by Papari, the Monstera Leaves Wall Hanging is crocheted with Cotton Yarn and a 3.5 mm (E) crochet hook. This free pattern makes a great crochet home decor project! The pattern is available on YouTube.
Crochet Monstera Leaf
Designed by Lottie&Albert, this Monstera Leaf is crocheted with DK Weight Yarn and a 3 mm crochet hook.
Asymmetric Monstera
Designed by P.K. Olson, this Swiss Cheese Plant Leaf is crocheted with Light Fingering Weight Yarn and a 1.75 mm crochet hook.
Monstera Leaf Crochet Pattern
Designed by JolieKnots, 2 of these Swiss Cheese Plant Leaves are crocheted together to make a plant hanger. You can make just the leaf with this pattern too! This is a fantastic Crochet Home Decor Project. For the project Bulky Weight Yarn [5] and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook. The full pattern is available on YouTube. A written pattern is available for purchase.
How to Crochet a Monstera Rug
This full length video walks you through making a monstera rug. Row by row instructions are provided on the screen for the video.
How to Crochet Monstera Cutleaf Crochet Earrings
This video tutorial demonstrates how to make a pair of Monstera Leaf Crochet Earrings. For the project you will need 3 ply Mercerized Cotton and a 1.10 mm crochet hook. I’m sure you could make these larger using a different yarn and hook combination too if you are trying to make a larger Monstera Leaf.
More Monstera Leaf Crochet Patterns
How to Crochet Variegated Monstera Leaves
How to Crochet a Monstera Leaf Key Chain
I hope you enjoy making these beautiful Monstera leaves. Whether for your home or as a gift, they add a lovely tropical touch to any space. Happy crocheting!
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About Rhondda Mol
Hi there! I'm Rhondda Mol, the dedicated instructor and creator behind Free Crochet Tutorials. For over a decade, my passion has been to break down the complexities of crochet into clear, accessible steps. From my home in Ontario, Canada, I pour my experience as a full-time crochet designer (you might also know Oombawka Design Crochet!) into crafting the detailed photo and video tutorials. This site is my way of providing you with comprehensive, easy-to-follow resources from trusted professionals, ensuring you have everything you need to confidently explore new skills and bring your yarn ideas to life. I believe the joy of crochet should be accessible to all, and that's exactly what you'll find here.