Nature's most beautiful assets are the lush green grass, the trees, and the leaves of those trees. One of the most striking elements of this green magic are the leaves that are like a gift from a tree with all the shades of green.

How to weave the leaf fabric sample and what are its processes? First, you make three loops and weave one or two rows of straight leaves to form the little stem. Then we take the first of our three loops, wrap the yarn from my bottle once, and form an openwork.

I cover the loop that will form the middle vein of the middle leaf. And I knit again, making an increase. After these operations, my knots increased to five, my three points increased to five. Because the sheet has a structure that expands from the beginning to the middle and then narrows towards the end.

Shuttle-shaped I knit two loops, make another climb right next to the middle vein of our sheet. Since the loop in the middle of the first loop we started with will be the leaf vein, always increase the loop from the right and left of the middle loop. We make purl on the back of the leaf pattern. Remember, the plurality of openings will provide the size of the sheet. You can make 4-5 slits or 8-9 slits next to the center loop. This number is completely up to you.

To make the part where the sheet begins to shrink after the width of the sheet comes out, we need to weave it towards the tapered part. Our goal when cutting is to reduce the amount of stitches we do to expand the sheet. While expanding the sheet, you need to remove the number of loops that have increased.

After dropping the loops up to three loops at the beginning, we completed our woven leaf pattern by cutting those three loops on the same island. We can use it in our sweaters or hats as a cover to make a pillow fabric sample.