With its gently wavy edges and a bold center vein, this leaf captures autumn colors perfectly. On the grid, the brown center line guides the whole design: I’d place it first, then fill both sides at the same time to keep the symmetry neat. The pattern fits on a classic square pegboard, no need for anything bigger. A little tip from Léa: iron in small circles rather than straight lines — the orange beads melt fast, and this helps avoid gaps. Hung from a thread, tucked into a seasonal wreath, or simply displayed on a shelf, this little leaf fits right into any fall decorating plan.

Golden Wheat Ear
A golden ear of wheat on its green stalk, made on a rectangular pegboard.









