Fall leaf inspired patterns because the trees are giving us the last display of colorful beauty before the late fall and winter seasons kick in. Vibrant reds, orange, and yellows dot landscapes and remind us that indeed, fall is equally as stunning as any other season.
Below are just some samples of what the embroidery community has to offer for falling leaves-inspired projects.
5 Fall leaf inspired patterns for your home
01. Autumn wreath
Rainy days, picking out pumpkins, enjoying autumn leaves are all a part of this fun and very sweet cross stitch pattern from New Leaf Craft. This pattern would look great framed in a wooden hoop or as part as an autumn inspired quilt. Customize this project with a monogram or name for a one of a kind gift.
Hello autumn
02. Autumn leaves
When we think of leaves in autumn our minds automatically go to maple leaves, but so many other trees show off their fall fashion. Cross stitch pattern creator Axebe created this beautiful Autumn Leaves pattern to celebrate the various leaves and colors on display during the season. While this pattern showcases the colors of fall, you can change up the colors and make it for any season or any decor. You can stitch the pattern up separately for napkins, tea towels or small individual samplers.
Autumn leaves
03. Fall leaf
Leaves come in beautiful colors, shapes, and designs. Alessandra Adelaide created this intricate Maple Leaf that fits into any season. The beautiful red is perfect for fall and winter. Using the same pattern, create a 4 season sampler using different colors for spring, summer, fall, and winter. You can also use variegated floss for a more dramatic effect.
Fall leaf
04. Autumn Embroidery
Creating a seasonal table setting just got a little more colorful with this Leaf Border free pattern from Cathartic Dream on Deviant Art. This border pattern would look great on a table cloth or a table runner. Fashion it with fall flowers or a pumpkin, and you have a spectacular autumn setting.
Autumn Embroidery
05. Cascading Leaves
There are so many ways to display your beautiful leaf inspired cross stitch. Take an idea from Free Patterns and craft a serving tray with their free Cascading Leaves cross stitch. If a tray isn’t your thing, you can create other functional items such as coasters, towels or a table cloth. Add more dimension to this project by using variegated floss or charms. You could also customize the pattern with monograms or family names. It would be a wonderful Thanksgiving hostess or newlywed gift.
Cascading leaves
These are simple Fall leaf inspired patterns for your home that are perfect for a beginning cross stitcher.
xoxo,
Arianna