Add festive vibes to your desk, fireplace mantel, and coffee table with these beautiful Christmas Tree Free Knitting Patterns.
Christmas tree patterns offer a lovely way to create handmade holiday décor with care and creativity. They’re perfect for using leftover yarn and make charming additions to your home or thoughtful gifts for the festive season.
Christmas Tree Free Knitting Patterns
1. Easy Knitted Christmas Tree
Looking for a quick Christmas knit that adds a festive vibe to the home? Then Christmas Tree by Gina Michelle is a great place to start. With its simple shape and basic stitches, newbies can make it easily.
2. Last Minute Christmas Trees
Knitting and so on is behind this lovely, tall, cone-shaped tree. Each tree is topped with a little star, and those colorful baubles make it more charming.
3. Sassy Christmas Tree
If you love minimalist and modern decor, then Sassy Skein has got you covered. All you require is Sassy Skein’s Key West Caribbean cotton yarn, worsted weight, with a 6 mm knitting needle.
4. Hanging Christmas Tree
Look at this neat and flat wall hanging from Frankie Brown. It measures approx. 14 x 20 cm and its 3D design makes it unique. You can hang it easily on the door or on the wall.
5. Christmas Tree House
Frankie Brown has knitted this layered, textured design that gives it a complete decorative look. Plus, the small, colorful beads make it more attractive.
6. Snowy Xmas Tree
Have a look at this unique snowy Christmas tree by Knitting and so on. All you need is leftover green and white yarn with a 2.5mm knitting needle.
7. Gingerbread Christmas Tree
Frankie Brown is an amazing artist of this unique gingerbread Christmas tree. They are usually inspired by the classic ginder bread, so they generally have a warm brown tone with decorative detials.
8. Stacking Star Christmas Tree
Worried about stash? Then have a look at this unique star Christmas tree by Frankie Brown. All you need is to use the gartar stitch and DK weight yarn.
9. Natal Christmas Tree
Have a look at this unique tree by Leticia Cinto, inspired by the Portuguese Christmas celebration. You can use it as a tabletop accent or a meaningful handmade gift.
10. Little Christmas Tree
This little Christmas tree by Threemagicsheepco is a cute and charming project for Christmas. Its small size makes it perfect for using leftover yarn as well.
11. Spiral Christmas Tree
Julie is behind this unique Christmas tree. All you need is some different-colored yarn, or you can also stash some with a double-pointed needle.