by Amy Lehman | November 9, 2023 6:26 am
If you want to add a handmade charm to your Christmas decor this holiday season, why not create your DIY Yarn Christmas Tree? In this step-by-step guide, we’ll show you how to crochet these adorable little Christmas trees using various techniques and stitches, including single, double, and more. Whether you’re a crochet pro or a beginner, this free pattern for crochet Christmas tree ornaments is enjoyable and festive. Prepare to infuse your home with the season’s magic as we embark on this creative journey.
To begin this crocheted Christmas tree project, you’ll need a few essential materials, such as green worsted-weight yarn and a hot glue gun. You can choose different sizes for your trees, but let’s start with a primary size for now. Here’s how to get started:
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I will show you how to make these Christmas trees. I use cones from Michael’s, yarn, a hot glue gun, and some decorations. Okay, so it’s pretty easy and fun to do. Okay, so let’s get started.
These are the cones that I’m going to use; I got them from Michael’s. They’re about three to four dollars apiece. I will place some hot glue on top, then coil the thick yarn (it’s like a sparkle Lion Brand yarn) and twist it on the center. Then, wrap it around, and I will gradually add a hot glue gun. You don’t want to do too much, but you’ll need enough so it sticks to your tree.
Another way to use the glue gun is in sections. Take your glue and place it in sections so you’re not over-gluing. That’s another way, too, if you have too much glue on there. So this is what it looks like when it’s finished, and I will add some decorative gems to the tree with the glue gun.
For the small tree, I will take fun fur and regular yarn and chain about 400 chains or so to wrap around the small tree. This will make the tree cute and fuzzy, so you’re just going to yarn over and pull through and continue, depending on the size of your tree. It did take more than a few hundred chains to create the fuzzy yarn with the regular yarn.
So, I did this the same way: I started on the top and coiled the yarn together. Then, I added glue going in the opposite direction this time. It doesn’t matter which direction you do it in, and I’m just placing the glue around with the yarn each time I wrap it around it so it has something to stick to. Keep wrapping it around until you reach the bottom and the tree is complete. It looks cool when it’s finished.
This is how this one turned out, and I like it. It’s charming, and I love the red for the holidays. So this is both of them. I didn’t add any decor to the white one yet, but I will later. The red one is enjoyable with that fun fur. I hope you enjoyed this demonstration, and thank you for watching.
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Weave in the ends using a yarn needle and create a hanging loop at the top.
You’ll have a delightful collection of crocheted Christmas trees ready to grace your holiday decorations in no time. Whether you display them as rustic tree ornaments, flat crochet Christmas trees, or cone Christmas trees, these handmade creations will surely become your favorite holiday decoration. You can make them in different sizes and colors of yarn and even use them as bauble covers or as part of your Christmas bauble collection.
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With this free crochet pattern for rustic tree ornaments, you can create charming crochet Christmas tree ornaments in different sizes, from little Christmas trees to taller ones, using a variety of crochet techniques like single crochet, double crochet, and puff stitch. Begin with a magic circle and work in continuous rounds to shape your crochet tree, adding ornaments, tiny stars, or bauble covers for a festive touch. Experiment with color changes and green worsted-weight yarn to make unique crochet Christmas tree patterns. Whether you craft flat crochet Christmas trees or three-dimensional cone Christmas trees around foam cones, these little trees are the perfect addition to your Christmas decor.
Our step-by-step guide and video tutorials, available on our YouTube channel, provide easy-to-follow instructions for crocheting the tree base, and you can adapt them to different sizes and fun patterns. You can even customize the tree with LED lights or rustic touches. Once completed, these crochet Christmas tree ornaments will become your favorite holiday decoration and make a thoughtful handmade gift, making your holiday season even more festive. For supplies like wooden rounds, Red Heart Super Saver yarn, and darning needles, you can visit our Etsy shop, and don’t forget to use our affiliate links for hook sizes and other essentials. So grab your yarn and hook, follow our step-by-step instructions, and have much fun creating crochet Christmas tree decorations you can cherish this year and the next, adding a touch of magic to your Christmas decor.
Get creative with this easy crochet Christmas tree project, and you might discover that it’s not just a one-time craft; you’ll be making more next year and sharing them with friends and family. Check out our YouTube channel for a step-by-step guide for those who enjoy video tutorials. Feel free to visit our Etsy shop for fun patterns and find the perfect hook sizes, wooden rounds, and other materials to make these crochet Christmas tree ornaments your own.
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