Christmas Tree

$ 5.00

US English pattern by apinchofcotton. Includes step-by-step pictures.

This crochet pattern includes 18 pages of detailed, easy-to-follow instructions for creating a beautiful Christmas tree. The PDF features clear written directions accompanied by numerous step-by-step photos, helpful notes, and tips throughout to guide you every step of the way.

It’s a standard, printable PDF file, available in ENGLISH language (US terms).

Materials and tools you need:
- Crochet hooks: 3.0 mm and 2.0 mm
- Yarn: SCHEEPJES CAHLISTA: 100% cotton; 50 g = 85 m (1.76 oz = 93 yds); OPUS MAXIMUM 5 METALLIC: 100 g = 400 m (3.53 oz = 437 yds); GO HANDMADE GLITTER DELUXE: 100% polyester; 30 g = 1800 m (1.06 oz = 1970 yds)
- Stitch marker
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
- Pins
- Soft stuffing (like fiberfill etc.) – to stuff the tree
- Plastic canva or a piece of cardboard – to stiffen the tree trunk
- Beads, pearls or other embellishments – to decorate the tree
- A piece of jute fabric (optional) – to wrap the tree trunk
- A piece of jute cord (optional) – to tie around the tree trunk
- Hot glue gun – for assembly process
- Pen or marker

Finished size:
By following the instructions and using the recommended materials, you'll create a Christmas tree measuring 24 cm (9.5 inch) in height. Size may vary depending on yarn and hook used, crochet tension and crochet technique.

With love,
Beata (aPinchOfCotton)

Stitches used: chain, slip stitch, single crochet, increase, double crochet, back loops only, triple crochet, fastening off in the invisible way
Measurement: 24 cm (9.5 inch) in height


This pattern is for personal use. Please do not distribute, reproduce, share or sell this pattern. You may sell finished items made with this pattern provided you credit the original designer.


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