Leaves practice sheet
Leaves with a leaf tip in a row, in pairs, in a wreath and in a fan. They frame any flower.

Leaf tip 352
Tip 352 is a leaf tip for leaves and foliage around flowers. One of our free sheets uses it.
Quick answer
Use tip 352 for leaves and foliage around flowers. Our free sheets use it for 4 strokes on the leaves sheet: leaves (7 mm), with the bag held at 45°.
Tip 352 is a leaf tip for leaves and foliage around piped flowers. On our leaves sheet it pipes single leaves in a row, pairs from one point, a wreath and a fan of five.
Each leaf is squeeze, pull and ease with the bag at 45 degrees: squeeze to build the base, pull gently toward the point, then stop and lift away. Leaves pair well with the rosette and drop flower sheets, because they are what you pipe around a flower.
The rhythm and bag angle our sheets use for each shape, in the order you squeeze.
Squeeze to build the leaf, pull gently toward the tip, then stop and lift away. Hold the bag at 45 degrees.
Each template on our sheets is drawn as wide as the icing should be. For tip 352, that is about:
| Technique | Bead or unit size on our sheets |
|---|---|
| leaves | about 7 mm |
Your bead can come out a little bigger or smaller depending on your icing and how hard you squeeze. The score checks that it stays even and on the template.
You need tip 352 on 2 of the 30 days in the 30-day piping challenge:
Leaves with a leaf tip in a row, in pairs, in a wreath and in a fan. They frame any flower.