Christmas trees in different sizes, crocheted.

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Oh Christmas tree!

Among many Christmas decorations, the Christmas trees have their special place, because they are the epitome of winter and are probably the most recognizable decoration. You can place them almost anywhere, from the hallway to the Christmas dinner table, so don’t wait and make one for yourself. They can be green, white, or you can let your imagination free and add your own creative touches and embellishments. A crochet Christmas tree is also a great idea for a Christmas gift, because they will win the hearts of both kids and adults. Links to the free patterns are below photos.

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Crochet Christmas Tree Decor Ideas

Christmas Tree with Pot

Why limit yourself to just one Christmas tree? Indeed, let’s make more, and keep them all around the house! These handmade beauties by Eleonora send yet another important message: that the trees should be where their place is – in the soil. Keep your trees planted (both handmade and the real ones) and move them to your garden once the festivities are over!

Skills: Easy        Designer: Eleonora Cugini (Elendipity)

photos by Eleonora Cugini (Elendipity)

Find this free crochet pattern on elendipity.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

3-in-1 Reversible Christmas Tree

However, if you cannot decide what kind of decoration to make this year, go for the reversible one! Can you believe that this snowball easily transforms into a full-fledged Christmas tree decoration? This design by Skein Spider is so cool you just have to explore it!

Skills: Easy        Designer: Skein Spider

photos by Petals to Picots

Find this free crochet pattern on youtube.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Be sure to explore our Crochet Tree Skirt ideas, because they will make your festive time truly magical.

Stitchmas Tree

Do you have some leftover yarn? Great, because here’s what you can make with it! Just take a peek at the photo. Aren’t these trees cute? What I love about them the most is how versatile they are, and how different can they look depending on the colors. What’s more, Jessica decided to put a pom-pom on top instead of a star. Adorable!

Skills: Easy        Designer: Jessica Gore

photos by Jessica Gore

Find this free crochet pattern on thesweatercollective.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

Bobble Christmas Tree

Ready to practice good ol’ bobble stitches? What you see in the photo is one of the fastest projects to make, because it uses bulky yarn. Tonya realized that what we need is a fast and easy design, and she delivered in spades! These rustic trees will look amazing on your windowsill, or as a table decoration.

Skills: Easy        Designer: Tonya Bush

photos by Tonya Bush

Find this free crochet pattern on nanascraftyhome.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

Tiny Lights Christmas Tree

Are there any amigurumi fans here? If you want to get familiar with basic amigurumi techniques and practice some increasing and decreasing rounds, this little tree will be perfect. Gootie decided to make the simplest decoration, and it works great. Not only is this easy to make, but it also looks great in lots of different color combos.

Skills: Easy        Designer: Gootie (Agat Rottman)

photos by Gootie (Agat Rottman)

Find this free crochet pattern on madebygootie.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

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Bobble Stitch Christmas Tree Trio

Bobbles galore! The designer behind See Love Share decided to make a decoration that consists entirely of bobble stitches. I must admit that it looks amazing, especially if you add some lights to it and pin a decoration on top.

Skills: Easy        Designer: See Love Share

photos by See Love Share

Find this free crochet pattern on seeloveshare.it, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

Cone Christmas Tree

These simple Christmas trees are one of the easiest crochet decors you can make for this years’ festive season. All you need is a durafoam cone and scrap yarns in at least two colors. One or two evenings and you will have a fantastic handmade decoration that will make your table or windowsill even more beautiful.

Skills: Easy        Designer: Kara Gunza

Cone Christmas Tree Free Crochet Pattern

photos by Petals to Picots

Find this free crochet pattern on petalstopicots.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

Simply Stunning Christmas Tree

It’s Christmas time in the… everywhere. As it approaches, it’s time to decorate. These lovely 3.5″ trees are a great way to cough-cough… spruce up your Christmas wonderland. They will function well as decorations on the tree proper, or on a wreath, or as part of a Christmas diorama, on your table top or a window.

Skills: Easy       Designer: TLH Patterns

Simply Stunning Christmas Tree

photos by TLH Patterns

Find this free crochet pattern on thelazyhobbyhopper.blogspot.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Free Crochet Christmas Tree Ornament Patterns

Christmas Tree

These Christmas Tree will be a perfect addition to your Holiday decorations, because they are simply timeless. You can either stand them up on your table or cupboard, or you can make ornaments and hang them on the Christmas tree. If you run a business, they will make a great addition to a window piece or Holiday display. Other than that, they are fun and attractive in their own right.

Skills: Easy       Designer: Tonya Bush

photos by Tonya Bush

Find this free crochet pattern on nanascraftyhome.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Amigurumi Christmas Tree Free Crochet Patterns

Penny the Pine Tree

Penny the Pine Tree measures 7” (18 cm) tall from base of pot to top of star. It is perfect decor, but you can use it as a pincushion as well! If you are a fan of amigurumi, or anything kawaii, this cutie will win your heart. Don’t wait for the New Year to start working on new skills, because you will be able to make this decor even if you’ve never tried amigurumi before.

Skills: Easy Designer: Moji-Moji Design

photos by Janine Holmes

Find this free crochet pattern on mojimojidesign.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

Christmas Tree Ami

As an alternative, or addition, you should explore the more amigurumi – style crochet Christmas Tree Ami – it’s also a great way to put your Christmas spirit on display. It’s plump, green and decorated with colorful mini-pompoms, so it’s a foolproof way to bring a smile on everyone’s faces.

Skills:  Easy               Designer: Holly Faith Salzman

Ami Christmas Tree Free Crochet Pattern

photos by Holly Faith Salzman

Find this free crochet pattern on furlscrochet.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

 

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2 Comments

  1. Sue Slater says:

    Amazed by all these works of art.

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