Crocheted Monstera is a unique and lasting way to add greenery to your home if you don't have a green thumb. With these crochet Monstera leaf patterns, crochet Monstera leaves as wall hangings, corner-to-corner (C2C) squares, and granny squares. They will bring a nature-inspired aesthetic to any room, but they're also versatile in use.
Patterns for Crocheting Monstera Leaves
Monstera plant is world famous because of its unique foliage leaves. You can add them to many crochet items. For instance, wall hangings can serve as focal points in living spaces or bedrooms. C2C squares and granny squares can be used to crochet cozy blankets, stylish bags, or even unique pot holders, depending on how you choose to piece them together.
Be aware that the C2C and tapestry crochet patterns are more suitable for those with advanced crochet skills. It is because they require intricate color changes and detailed attention to texture to accurately depict the Monstera's distinctive leaves. On the other hand, beginners might find the granny squares more accessible.
Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or just starting, these Monstera crochet patterns can bring lasting beauty to your home, without the upkeep of real plants.
Monstera Leaf Square
This crochet monstera leaf square will add a touch of natural beauty to your walls with its leafy motif. To crochet it, you will work on the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique crocheting a square measuring 13 inches on each side. You can also make larger projects like blankets using it.
A video tutorial is also available. Since a whole different technique is required, this pattern is for beginners. Hassler suggests combining several squares for blankets, pillows, or table runners, or using a single square as a placemat or wall hanging.
Monstera Leaf Blanket
Here is a pattern for crocheting an eye-catching monstera leaf blanket for bringing natural beauty to bedrooms. This blanket mimics the iconic Swiss cheese plant with its stylish perforated leaf design. This pattern is for advanced crocheters as requires a long time working on the corner-to-corner (C2C) pattern.
A graph is available in the creator's blog. You'll require an H-8 (5 mm) hook, and worsted-weight yarn in white and medium thyme shades. Also, the possibility of learning from video tutorials is also available by the creator.
Monstera Leaf Granny Square
If you are looking for a unique way to include monstera leaf in your projects then crochet this monster leaf granny square. It will be perfect for creating cardigans, cozy blankets, and stylish bags or purses. It's a project suitable for those with a bit of crochet experience.
To start, you only need a 3mm crochet hook and medium-weight yarn, specifically the "Loops and Threads Soft and Shiny." The tutorial shines with its clear, step-by-step instructions, making the leaf pattern pop and easy to follow. A tip for those attempting this pattern: practice the treble crochet and extended double crochet stitches beforehand to achieve neat, uniform squares.
Monstera Leaf C2C Square
This crochet monster leaf square features a beautiful split-leaf design with intricate detailing. Unlike usual monstera leaf C2Cs, it uses three colors. You will need to work on a half-double crochet corner-to-corner technique. The designer provides a handy chart and suggests a smaller hook for tighter tension.
This square stands out for its adaptability to various projects, such as joining to make a blanket or used individually as potholders or coasters. Erin recommends watching video tutorials for color changes and C2C techniques if you're unfamiliar with them.
Monstera Leaf Tapestry
This crochet Monstera leaf wall hanging uses tapestry crochet to display a monster leaf perfect for any room or hallway. This technique will be a little more complex so perfect for intermediates. Use lightweight yarn in green and teal background color. The tutor also suggests using solid stitches in order to get a tight appearance. This leaf tapestry can enhance any living space, serving either as a main attraction or a complement to a nature-themed room. Also make sure to add the fringes on the bottom and using a dowel.
