10 NEW Free Christmas Tree Decor Patterns (Last-Minute Gifting)
Crocheted Christmas trees are undoubtedly the liveliest and most customizable Christmas projects. They can be as mush embellished and colorful as you wish. So, learn how to crochet a Christmas tree in your favorite way with these 10 NEW free crochet Christmas tree decor patterns that include Christmas tree plushies, mini bag charms, ornaments, standing decor, and even hairclips. From an amigurumi Christmas tree to a flat 2D motif, whether you want something for last-minute gifting or for your dedicated front door decor, they are perfect.
So, be ready to find inspiration for your next crochet Christmas project in any size. They are all simply worth crocheting this year with step-by-step tutorials!
Crochet Christmas Tree Decor Ideas
If a real Christmas tree is problematic for you, your crochet skills, and these 9 unique crochet Christmas decor tree patterns will save your day.
- Add colorful beads and pom poms
- Decorate with a crochet Santa hat, mittens, bows, and embroidery
01 of 10 Miniature Quick Christmas Tree
Basic, simplest, and quick, learn how to crochet this miniature Christmas tree to quickly fill your Christmas fair inventory. It is small in size, low-sew, and has a basic conical shape, making it an irresistible ornament. You will also decorate it with colorful yarn after assembly using embroidery. The finished mini Christmas tree can be used as a desktop decoration or a small festive gift. The tutorial is just 12 minutes long, so try it for sure. And you can also choose from a light and dark green version!
The designer @AnDesign_Craft
02 of 10 Mini Christmas Tree Plushie
Super plush, squishy, and soft, learn how to crochet a mini Christmas tree plushie using super bulky velvet yarn. A special feature of this Christmas plushie is the option to include “snow” detailing around the outside by changing to white yarn at specific points. This plush tree needs zero sewing and can be completed much more quickly. For the ruffle snow, you will be using the surface-stitching around the amigurumi, making it perfect for learning this useful technique.
The designer @One Cent Crochet
03 of 10 Farmhouse Rustic Christmas Tree
For a farmhouse Christmas decor, learn how to crochet this rustic Christmas tree in any color from white to green and even pink. A special feature of this project is its rustic aesthetic, achieved by texture and combining the crocheted tree with a small log and stick for the base. The tutor suggests using “Snuggly” yarn, a blend of cotton and acrylic, but encourages using any yarn or color you like. The finished trees are designed to be a perfect Christmas decoration when placed in bulk.
The designer @Crochet With Greta
04 of 10 Bear Christmas Tree Ornament
If you want to add uniqueness to a layered Christmas tree design without much addition, this bear Christmas tree ornament is worth trying. This Christmas tree has a much cleaner finish thanks to the shell stitch edging in each layer, and features a bear face at the topmost layer. Each layer also has a different color, from green to parrot to white, and the embroidery spots. The finished keychain can be used to decorate cars, backpacks, or workspaces. With a bit of sewing, bear ears, and string, this Christmas tree is perfect for gifting!
The designer @Dương Liễu Handmade
05 of 10 Large Tiered Christmas Tree Plushie
Here is another way to crochet a plush Christmas tree, but with a large size, without any sewing, and authentic tree ruffles for a tiered feel. Crocheting this Christmas tree plushie is quite easy in two parts (stem and tree). You can try it in any of three color-combos: white and brown, green and dark brown, and yellow and brown. Plus, finish this tree amigurumi with a pom-pom on the top and all around. For the surface-stitched ruffles, follow a written pattern in the tutorial.
The designer @Chieko’s Knitting
06 of 10 Ragdoll Style Christmas Tree
Ragdoll style, no-sew, and colorfully beaded, crochet this Christmas tree amigurumi as a vibrant hanging charm for Christmas or any time of the year. This Christmas tree is playful and can also be used as a pillow. You can crochet it in any color from green to sky blue and even red. Whether you add the orange, yellow, blue, purple, and green, always use the transparent beads. Overall, this project is perfect for learning the ragdolls!
The designer @Hello Amigurumi
07 of 10 Capybara Christmas Tree Amigurumi
The cutest sleeping capybara variation for Christmas is here! Learn how to crochet this capybara Christmas tree amigurumi doll for a little one around you. This doll is super detailed and has a medium size, making it an irresistible buddy. You will crochet the same kawaii capybara doll with the cool additions like a star & Christmas tree hat, a tree dress, and bow ties. What makes it a must-have for gifting is crocheting a tiny flat gift box in the hand of a capybara. Overall, this project is perfect for detail lovers!
The designer @2 Móc – Heiily Crochet
08 of 10 Wavy-Edged 2D Christmas Tree Plushie
If you are looking for a more customized motif Christmas tree, crochet this wavy-edged 2D Christmas tree finished with a simple white border. Crocheting it is no-sew and needs just one motif with the stem created by color changes and stitches of different heights. With the stitch-by-stitch tutorial, you can learn crocheting in just 12 minutes with the same spacy texture. You can easily make it as large as you want by extending the pattern!
The designer @Easy knittings
09 of 10 Mini Christmas Tree Applique
Christmas appliques can be turned into a hair clip, and they can adorn blankets and buntings! Learn how to crochet a mini Christmas tree applique in just 25 minutes with this step-by-step tutorial. You can crochet it in any three shades of green, finishing with the basic snowflake embroidery and the colorful embroidery add-ons as baubles.
In this tutorial, you will learn how to turn this Christmas applique into a hairclip using felt, a store-bought clip, and some glue.
The designer @Crochet dreamland
10 of 10 Mini Christmas Tree Keychain
Crochet this mini and super eye-catching Christmas tree keychain sewing three bordered layers of equal sizes and an amigurumi stem. This keychain is much different but equally elegant, formed by joining with a glue gun the petal-like pieces. The last one’s cone also has a white shade that just needs color-switching; the pattern for all is the same. Always try red or green with white for edging to crochet this keychain in just 30 minutes. Overall, it should be easy for absolute beginners.
The designer @Knitting Love
