Are you in the Christmas spirit and looking for a crochet pattern? YARRNEY has you covered with our free Christmas tree amigurumi pattern. It makes a great desk ornament or you can even string it and hang it on your real tree.
Crocheting this little Christmas tree pattern with some Christmas music in the background will surely put you in the spirit. This pattern is recommended for beginners to experts but leans more towards beginners. Let’s jump into making our crochet Christmas tree!
Items Needed for Our Crochet Amigurumi Christmas Tree Pattern:
Simple. That’s how we define our amigurumi Christmas tree. It is easily a project you can complete in one day on the sofa. It will leave you feeling satisfied once completed and not leaving another work in progress.
Here is a comprehensive list of everything you’ll need for this pattern –
- We used a US 7 (4.50mm) crochet hook.
- #4 medium/ worst weight yarn – Go for a dark shade of green and dark brown.
- Yarn needle
- Stitch marker
- Polyfill stuffing, yarn scraps or miscellaneous stuffing
- Scissors or cutting tool
Stitch Terms Used In This Pattern
Stitches and abbreviations for our crochet Christmas tree:
Sc = Single Crochet
Dc2tog = double crochet two together
Let’s Start on Our Crochet Christmas Tree!
Christmas Tree Body
Using the green yarn, start by doing a magic ring:
Round 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: 1 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (9 stitches).
Round 3: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 4: 2 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (12 stitches).
Round 5: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around .
Round 6: 3 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (15 stitches).
Round 7: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 8: 4 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (18 stitches).
Round 9: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 10:5 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (21 stitches).
Round 11: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 12: 6 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (24 stitches).
Round 13: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Stuffing Alert: Pause and add a bit of stuffing.
Round 14: 7 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (27 stitches).
Round 15: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 16: 8 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (30 stitches).
Round 17: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 18: 9 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (33 stitches).
Round 19: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 20: 10 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (36 stitches).
Round 21: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 22: 11 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (39 stitches).
Stuffing Alert: Pause, add more stuffing and keep stuffing as we keep working on the pattern.
Round 23: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Round 24: 12 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat three times (42 stitches).
Round 25: 5 sc, dc2tog, repeat six times (36 stitches).
Round 26: 4 sc, dc2tog, repeat six times (30 stitches).
Round 27: 3 sc, dc2tog, repeat six times (24 stitches).
Round 28: 2 sc, dc2tog, repeat six times (18 stitches).
We’ve made it. Leave a long end of yarn so you can sew close the end. Close the opening by threading your yarn needle and sewing close the opening.
Time for the Trunk!
Grab your brown yarn and make a magic ring:
RoRound 1: 6 sc in magic ring (6 stitches).
Round 2: 2 sc in each stitch (12 stitches).
Round 3: 1 sc, 2 sc in next stitch, repeat six times (18 stitches).
Round 4: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
Rounds 5 through 7: 1 sc in each stitch the full way around.
We’ve made it. Leave a long end of yarn so you can sew close the end. Close the opening by threading your yarn needle and sewing close the opening. Sew in your trunk into the tree!
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You can now jazz up the pattern a bit and decorate your tree or leave your Christmas tree as is. The choice is up to you. One nice way to decorate it is to use round pins and decorate it as if it had bulbs.
Conclusion
Did that pattern put you in the Christmas spirit. Hopefully it did! Once you finish your tree, you might be in the mood to decorate it or might love it the way it is. Let us know how hard you found this pattern and if you decorated your Christmas tree after making it.
Also, be sure to share some pictures of your finished project we’d love to see how yours came out!
