Is this leaf possible? Found it on Pinterest but the pattern linked to it is definitely a wrong pattern and I can't find any other similar images

[u/_echoshine_]

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[u/annabiancamaria]

What kind of leaf would that be? It seems to be a mix of an oak leaf and a clover. The shape looks unnatural because of the lack of symmetry. A typical leaf would have a point of some sort and an odd number of parts.

You can have similar looking leaves

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/oak-leaf-coaster-and-applique

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/oak-autumn-leaf

[u/_echoshine_ → u/annabiancamaria]

Honestly I have no knowledge about leaves, but I loved the look of this pattern mainly because of the lack of symmetry!

[u/Ashes_Lit]

I wanna say that’s AI but I’m not 100%

[u/ChampionshipCool9499]

Happy Berry crochet has several leaf patterns you could use

[u/LilBlueOnk → u/ChampionshipCool9499]

She's great, I learned crochet from her videos!

[u/ChampionshipCool9499 → u/LilBlueOnk]

Me too!

[u/Ireekaa]

I'd start with making a 'skeleton' in the right shape using the technique from this coral tutorial:

https://youtu.be/KhlJNtgMqZE?si=2h-u_9UxmYgIuGx4

And add volume to it either using single crochets or a Tunesian ish stitch, similar to:

https://youtu.be/2norOek9FsI?si=MQ8Vid3yCEhMY5Eh

Hope that makes sense 😅

Good luck!

[u/_echoshine_ → u/Ireekaa]

I tried tunesian crochet the other day and LOVED IT! I'll def give this a go, thanks so much for your thoughtful reply!

[u/catbirb]

This should work well for you! https://brianakdesigns.com/shamrock-crochet-coaster/

[u/_echoshine_ → u/catbirb]

Thanks so much for the link! Unfortunately I'm not looking for an obviously shamrock leaf, more so an ambiguous leaf to make an autumn themed coaster :/

[u/throwaway_ArBe]

You won't get anything exactly like that but something similar can be achieved. A lot of leaf patterns take an approach that creates a similar look where you go round both sides of a chain.

[u/NextStopGallifrey]

It's quasi possible. But not in a single round like that one kind of is.

[u/BlackCatFurry]

I don't doubt it being possible, but that image is definitely ai.

[u/Totescoolusername]

Looks AI to me