5 New Christmas Tree Patterns (Part 1)

Some newly added and two of my favorite Christmas tree ideas from last year are here! So, find inspiration for your next Christmas project with these 5 of 10 free crochet Christmas tree patterns for all skill levels. You can learn how to crochet so many designs, from the classic tiered Christmas tree variations to Christmas tree bags, keychains, and much more. In this part, however, I will share only the first five of them.

This time, I also added the Christmas tree costume plushie that you certainly won’t want to miss. So, be the first to watch the tutorials for these new patterns by continuing to read!

Must-Have Christmas Tree Patterns

I have already shared two lists of my favorite Christmas tree patterns that you should check out, too. There are many variations in this list, so I hope you will enjoy!

01 of 05  Christmas Tree Plushie

No-sew, colorful, and super soft, this Christmas tree plushie is a must-have last-minute gift and can be crocheted as a keychain. When finished, it will measure 14cm by 7cm using chenille yarn, ending up with a medium-sized keychain.

The snow edging of this Christmas tree is crocheted directly on the base by working in the front loops. You will especially love the plush star and pom poms in many colors.

Materials Needed

1. Blue-green yarn (23), white yarn (01), dark brown yarn (14) for making cats

2. Yellow yarn (28) for making bears

3. Crochet hooks: 2.5mm and 4.0mm

4. Keychain clasps, 10mm pompoms

5. Polyester fiberfill (stuffing), scissors, yarn needle, stitch markers, hot glue/glue gun

See also: 

How to Crochet Kawaii Christmas Tree Plushie for Kids

02 of 05  Christmas Tree Amigurumi

If you want a Christmas tree that can be placed on a desktop, crochet this Amigurumi Christmas Tree that is simple, quick, and no-sew. It uses a 6 cm wooden MDF base that is inserted into the trunk so that the tree stands upright.

It is perfect for decorating your home, office desk, or giving as a unique handmade souvenir. All it needs are four colors of yarn.

Material Choices

Yarns:

1. Amigurumi Soft yarn in green (any shade).
2. Amigurumi Soft yarn in dark brown (like cocoa/brigadeiro color).
3. Amigurumi (normal) yarn in yellow (or gold) for the star.

Tools and Notions:

1. 2.5 mm crochet hook.
2. Silicone fiber for stuffing.
3. Stitch marker.
4. Tapestry needle.
5. Pegamil glue (or similar) for attaching details.
6. MDF base (6 cm) for the bottom of the tree.
7. Mini pom-poms in green and red for decoration.

See Also 

How to Crochet Stacked Christmas Tree for Home Decor

03 of 05 Christmas Tree Keychain

Looking for the easiest and surprising way to crochet a Christmas tree keychain? Learn how to crochet this quick and easy granny square Christmas tree with a tutorial for absolute beginners. This Christmas tree uses a puff granny square with stripes of Christmas colors, with a bit of folding and sewing for turning it into a flat Christmas tree. In the end, you will also add a bow knot and brown stem that makes it gift-ready.

Material Choices

1. Use Milk Cotton yarn 4ply in red, white, and green.
2. Sewing Needle
3. Keyring Keychain

04 of 05  Christmas Tree BAG Drawstring

This is a unique Christmas tree project and results in a detailed and large tiered Christmas tree drawstring bag with the option to choose from a green or blue version. You can use these bags as baskets that simply look elegant, placed anywhere. These bags are inspired by cupcakes, so they include the features of both the pine tree and the cupcake.

You will love the ribbing on the stem, the ruffled layers, and crocheted pom poms at the drawstring ends, and on top of these drawstring bags. So, crochet one today!

Material Needed

1. Use Cotton yarn 4ply in four colors.
2. Stuffing
3. 3mm crochet hook
4.  Sewing Needle
5. Stitch Markers

05 of 05 Christmas Tree and Bunny in Costume

Finally, the most special Christmas tree project! Learn how to crochet a Christmas Bunny plushie wearing a Christmas Tree costume following a detailed 1-hour tutorial for beginners.

A special feature of the bunny is puffy cheeks, while the Christmas tree is constructed in layers and decorated with a star and colorful ‘lights’ (popcorn stitches). The bunny is also low-sew and very well-designed. I have very high expectations for this, so try for sure!

Material Suggestion

• Yarn (Main): The tutorial uses Milk Cotton yarn (125g) for clearer demonstration, but the sample was made with Len Nhung Gấu (Teddy Velvet yarn). The project can be made with various yarns, including Milk Cotton, Velvet Cat, Velvet Stick, or other small-fiber yarns.
• Yarn Colors:
  • White for the bunny.
  • Green for the Christmas tree.
  • Yellow for the star.
  • Brown or Brown-Beige for the nose detail (a small piece of yarn is used for the dimple or indentation).
  • Assorted colored yarn scraps for the colorful pom-pom-like decorations on the tree (alternative to pom-poms).
• Eyes: 8mm glass/crystal safety eyes (or similar decorative eyes).
• Nose: 6x8mm sticker/adhesive nose (can be substituted with embroidery).
• Stuffing: Polyester fiberfill (or similar stuffing material).
• Other Decorations: Small pom-poms (1 cm or 1.5 cm) or charms/beads for decorating the tree (optional).