19 FREE Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns
When the holidays roll around I love to make things for my home that will make it a little more festive. Each year there is something new that I make in my home. Usually after looking around I will see something and think, “I could design something to decorate that” and get to work. I have pulled together 19 beautiful crochet Christmas tree skirt patterns to help you add one more handmade item to your Christmas decorations.
Crochet Christmas Tree Skirts
Christmas tree skirts are the perfect place to add a little crochet into your Christmas decorations. Not only can you make them for yourself but there are so many choices that you can find one to gift as well. Check out the FREE patterns below to see which of these crochet Christmas tree skirts you will be making for your home.
Free Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns
Granny Hexagon Crochet Tree Skirt
These simple yet beautiful hexagon motifs make this a quick pattern to make.
Designed By: Petals to Picots
Materials:
- 2 colors of worsted weight yarn
- I hook
- scissors and yarn needle
View the Granny Hexagon Crochet Tree Skirt pattern
Fabulous Flurries Tree Skirt
Bring the snow inside with this beautiful snowflake embellished tree skirt pattern.
Designed By: YARNutopia by Nadia Fuad
Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver Yarn (300 yards)
- Red Heart with Love Metallic in White (30 yards)
- Ribbon (5/8 inch wide)
- J-6.00mm Crochet Hook
- E-3.50mm Crochet Hook
- Yarn Needle
- Scissors
View the Fabulous Flurries Tree Skirt pattern
Crochet Plaid Tree Skirt
This plaid tree skirt sets the tone of a room with the lumber jack feel. Beautiful wood buttons accent this striking pattern. Don’t just stick to black and red, customize the colors to your home.
Designed By: Whistle & Ivy
Materials:
- Bernat Softee Chunky (5 Wine, 5 Black, 3 Berry Red)
- Size 11.5 mm hook
View the Crochet Plaid Tree Skirt pattern
Happy Holidays Tree Skirt
A traditional red, white and green tree skirt with an increase detail to make it pop.
Designed By: Moogly
Materials:
- US – K. 6.5mm hook
- 1420 yds Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice (Aran/yarn symbol “4”/UK: 10 ply; 145 yds; 3oz)
Color A: Cranberry – 560 yds (4 balls)
Color B: White – 450 yds (3 balls)
Color C: Kelly Green – 410 yds (3 balls)
View the Happy Holidays Tree Skirt pattern
Pompom Trimmed Tree Skirt
Packages and ornaments shouldn’t be the only ones to have fun with pompoms this year. Add them as an embellishment to your tree skirt points.
Designed By: Salena Baca
Materials:
- RED HEART® Super Saver®: 2 skeins 316 Soft White B, 1 skein each 319 Cherry Red A, 512 Turqua C, 706 Perfect Pink D, 672 Spring Green E, and 718 Shocking Pink F
- Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5.5mm [US I-9]
- Yarn needle
- Pompom maker or 3″ (7.5 cm) piece of heavy cardboard
View the Pompom Trimmed Tree Skirt pattern
Holiday Tree Skirt
This lace tree skirt is the finishing touch for the base of your tree.
Designed By: Katherine Eng
Materials:
- RED HEART® Celebration: 1 ball each of 9840 Blue/Silver A, 9240 Lime/Silver B, and 9340 Aqua/ Silver C (Celebration is discontinued so we suggest using Red Heart Soft)
- Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5.5 mm [US I-9] and 6 mm [US J-10] for Tie
- Yarn needle
View the Holiday Tree Skirt pattern
Holiday Hearts Tree Skirt
Share the love of your family through the ornaments on your tree to the tree skirt hugging the base.
Designed By: Michele Wilcox
Materials:
- RED HEART® Super Saver®: 3 skeins 400 Grey Heather A, 1 skein each 316 Soft White B and 319 Cherry Red C
- Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5mm [US H-8]
- Yarn needle
View the Holiday Hearts Tree Skirt pattern
Victorian Tree Skirt
Go back in time with these beautiful ruffles around the edge of this motif tree skirt.
Designed By: Brenda Lewis
Materials:
- RED HEART® Super Saver®: 2 skeins 376 Burgundy A, 1 skein each 316 Soft White B and 633 Dark Sage C
- Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 5.5mm [US I-9]
- Yarn needle
View the Victorian Tree Skirt pattern
Granny Tree Skirt
Granny squares aren’t just for your grandmother any more. With these bright colors this tree skirt is a great way to use up your left over ends from all the other projects you have been working on this year.
Designed By: Ann Regis
Materials:
- RED HEART® Super Saver®: 1 skein each of 334 Buff A, 322 Pale Yellow B, 256 Carrot C, 319 Cherry Red D, 378 Claret E, 358 Lavender F, 886 Blue G, 656 Real Teal H, 672 Spring Green I, 389 Hunter Green J
- Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 6.5mm [US K-10.5]
- Yarn needle
- Stitch marker
View the Granny Tree Skirt pattern
Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern
These two color granny squares surround a beautiful start that will finish off your tree.
Designed By: Petals to Picots
Materials:
- red and white worsted weight cotton yarn (approx. 710 yds each)
- an H hook
- tapestry needle
- scissors
View the Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt pattern
12-Pointed Star Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
Sticking with the traditional chevron shape for this tree skirt allows you to play with the colors to make it your own.
Designed By: B.Hooked Crochet
Materials:
- 5 Skeins Red Heart Super Saver (3) Burgundy, (1) Bright White and (1) Guava
- 6 mm Crochet Hook
- Darning needle
- Scissors
View the 12-Pointed Star Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt pattern
Christmas Tree Skirt
Granny pentagons around the neck of this tree skirt tie in the chevron pattern throughout. The button closure and holly leaves are the perfect accessories to this project.
Designed By: DD Hines
Materials:
- Red Heart Super Saver in Ranch Red (1 skein), Tea Leaf (2 skeins) and Aran (2 skeins)
- 6.00mm crochet hook
View the Christmas Tree Skirt pattern
More Crochet Christmas Tree Skirts from Yarnspirations
There are even more crochet Christmas tree skirts at Yarnspirations!
- Christmas Tree Skirt
- Tricia’s Tree Skirt
- Crochet Tree Skirt
- Flirty Tree Skirt
- Joyous Tree Skirt
- Crochet Tree Skirt
- Bells & Flakes Tree Skirt Edging
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many patterns are actually in this collection?
Despite the “12 free” in the original title, the post has been updated and now includes 19 free crochet Christmas tree skirt patterns! More options mean more chances to find exactly the style that fits your home decor and your skill level. The collection includes everything from simple solid-color skirts to elaborate lace designs and colorful motif-based patterns. Check the full post for the current count and all the pattern options.
What’s the most common size for a crochet Christmas tree skirt?
About 48 inches in diameter is the standard… large enough to drape generously around the base of a full-sized Christmas tree and cover the tree stand. Some skirts are made with a back opening so you can place it around the tree after it’s in the stand. Smaller trees (tabletop versions, apartment-sized artificial trees) might only need a 24 to 36 inch skirt. The patterns in this collection should specify finished measurements so you can choose based on your tree size.
How long does it take to crochet a full-sized tree skirt?
It’s a significant project! Expect 15 to 40+ hours depending on the stitch pattern and yarn weight. A dense solid single crochet skirt takes longer than an open lace pattern. Bulky yarn goes faster than worsted. Starting in October or November for Christmas delivery is not too early for more elaborate designs. That said, a simple ruffle or basic pattern in bulky yarn can sometimes be done in a weekend if you’re dedicated. The heirloom quality of a handmade tree skirt makes the time investment worth it… it’ll be used for decades.
What yarns are best for crochet tree skirts?
White, cream, red, and green are the classic Christmas tree skirt colors. Machine washable acrylic is practical since a tree skirt lives in storage 11 months a year and gets handled a lot in December. Red Heart, Lion Brand, and similar brands in classic holiday colors work beautifully. For a more elegant look, a cotton skirt in cream or white with simple lace edging looks stunning under any tree. Metallic yarn accents (a gold yarn used for highlights) adds a festive sparkle. Some crafters do multicolor skirts that coordinate with their tree ornament palette.
Do I need to add a backing to a crochet tree skirt?
It’s optional but adds a lot! A simple fabric backing (felt, fleece, or cotton) protects the crochet from the rough tree stand and makes the skirt look more polished when it gets flipped or rearranged. Cut the fabric to a circle slightly smaller than the skirt and hand stitch around the edges. Red or green felt (matching the skirt color) is the easiest option. Some crafters add batting between the crochet and the backing for extra cushioning and durability. The backing adds maybe an hour to the project but significantly extends the skirt’s lifespan and quality.
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need some help….I know it will be a PROJECT….I want to make a tree skirt with the old red truck on it….might have to do C2C…but having a hard time figuring out the round part…advise please