Fir Trees // Decorative Christmas Trees

Dear users, dear authors,
small handmade fir trees are very decorative and also make wonderful gifts. Why not give a small fir tree as a gift sometime?
Give it a try—with our patterns, making them is fun.

@Authors
please post your fir tree patterns here. Include a picture, a link, and text with information about the materials, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.



How about this pretty Christmas tree? Great to use as decoration for Christmas. As a table runner or a lovely coaster for larger bowls, it looks very nice on your table.

The pattern is explained step by step, so it is also well suited for beginners. There is also a “little crochet school” for learning the crochet techniques used in this pattern (chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch, crocheting in rows...)Height: 62.0 cm Width: 45 cmMaterial

• Dark green yarn (fir shade) needle size 5 (approx. 200-250 g)
• Crochet hook 5.0
• Sewing needle

What you should know how to do

• Chain stitches
• Single crochet stitches
• Slip stitches
• crochet in rows

And here is the pattern
Crochet pattern: Christmas tree as decoration / table runner / coaster

This little Christmas tree is actually gift packaging: inside it hides a container for lovely Christmas gifts.




 


Without the inner container, the little Christmas tree makes a pretty decoration and can even be crafted in five sizes—from six, five, four, three, or two layers.
The little tree is made of photo cardboard and measures approx. 16 x 22 cm. Its outer shape is very easy to craft; the actual container inside is a little more involved, but still suitable for craft beginners with some experience.

This approx. 58 cm tall crocheted Christmas tree will bring Christmas spirit into your home and is also an Advent calendar.

Whether with a string of lights, colorful baubles, or simply understated with just the large crocheted star—get creative and give yourself or your loved ones twice the joy :)

You’ll already have most of what you need to make it at home.

On to the pattern.


Best regards, Steffi

This little fir tree is also gift packaging—it’s perfect for Christmas gifts and very easy to make!  


 
The little fir tree is made of cardstock, measures approximately 29 x 26.5 x 10.5 cm, and is especially well suited to small gifts such as cosmetics, jewelry, accessories, and, of course, candy.

Crochet pattern for a bent Christmas tree

Well, what a mess. It was just too stormy in the forest, and now the little Christmas trees are standing there all bent. Why don’t you give them
a home and get the pattern for these funny little
firs now.

Size:Using the specified hook and yarn weight, the firs are about 23 cm tall




https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/18648/haekelanleitung-geknickter-weihnachtsbaum


Required materials:

• per little tree approx. 50g- 55 g cotton yarn, (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125m / 50g)
• crochet hook size 2.5
• 2 safety eyes or buttons
• stuffing
• a piece of felt (not required)
• beads and possibly a mini pompom (not required)

My Christmas e-book , which includes 20 patterns, features a Christmas tree appliqué pattern made by crocheting with double crochet stitches. I sewed it onto a St. Nicholas jute bag, but you can also use it to make enchanting gift tags or similar items.

Maybe you’ll find a few other ideas in there as well. You can find all the photos from the e-book here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19769/e-book-weihnachtshaekelei-mit-20-anleitungen

Have fun browsing, and warm regards,
mi-li

And here’s another little fir tree from me! It’s made completely differently from the other two, but serves the same practical purpose—it’s gift packaging!



This pretty package made of photo cardstock, with an inner container measuring 13 x 14 x 11 cm, is intended for smaller Christmas gifts. The package as a whole measures approx. 25 x 20.5 x 11 cm and is easy to make, even for beginners with good fine motor skills.

A knitted Christmas forest brings a cozy holiday atmosphere into your home!
Pick out some leftover yarn in your favorite colors, along with plenty of beads and sequins, and let’s get started! Of course, Santa Claus is part of the pattern.

Have fun knitting, from
Steffi

Click here to enter the forest!

Safe Christmas Tree and Advent Wreath
Turn one into two. “Advent, Advent, a little light is burning...” An Advent wreath and Christmas tree in one, and with this pattern it can be crocheted in any size. A lovely Christmas decoration or also a great gift. The 10-page step-by-step pattern is well illustrated and suitable for beginners too. Materials • 4 LED candles • 4 magnetic buttons (for attaching the LED candles) • wire ring or wire in the desired size/length • depending on the size, approx. 50 g of green yarn • leftover red and white yarn • hot glue gun or all-purpose glue • 2 beads for the little bells • yarn needle • 3.5 mm crochet hook • decorative materials… small glitter stars and baubles • approx. 5 cm of florist wire • drawing card or cardboard




If you don’t have an Advent calendar yet, now’s the time to “step on it” — there are only two and a half weeks left until December 1!



But with these little Christmas trees, it’s no big deal: Since they’re all exactly the same (except for the numbers, of course), you don’t have to think too hard — once you’ve seen how it’s done with one tree, you can make the rest almost like on an assembly line!
The trees are made from cardstock, each measuring approximately 7 x 8.5 x 8 cm, and are suitable even for beginners.

Dear Team!

I’m always happy whenever I get to see something new or something older. I’m a true fan, even though things aren’t really working out for me yet. But I’m happy to be part of your community. Yours, Rosemarie

Hello Rosemarie,
Welcome to crazypatterns. I wish you lots of fun here and a good time.
Do you have any questions we can help you with?

How about a small crocheted Christmas tree ornament?
The little trees can be used in many ways, e.g. as tree decorations, as gift tags, as window decor, as bag charms, on a garland, etc.

The little trees are crocheted very quickly from leftover yarn and are also well suited for beginners .
The pattern contains over 30 pictures and explains step by step how the little trees can be crocheted using only double crochet, single crochet, and chain stitches.


>>> to the pattern <<<

Materials needed for the small green tree:

• 5 g green cotton yarn (115 m per 50 g)
• 2 g white cotton yarn (115 m per 50 g)
• crochet hook no. 3
• some stuffing
• pins if needed

yarn needed for large green tree: 9 g green, 2 g white
yarn needed for multicolored tree: 10 g colorful yarn scraps

Skills:

• chain stitches
• single crochet, incl. increases/decreases
• double crochet, incl. increases

A simple little Christmas tree :-)

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/3483/mein-kleiner-tannenbaum