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The Best Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns

The end of the year is fast approaching, but there’s still time to make your own beautiful Christmas decorations! Do you love the look of handmade ornaments on your Christmas tree? While many people would love a real Christmas tree each year, I think it’s really the scent of pine needles filling the house that brings out the Christmas spirit. But with a real tree comes the mess of fallen needles, which is why creating your own crochet Christmas tree skirt is both practical—and essential!

For this round up, I’ve gathered a collection of professionally designed crochet Christmas tree skirt patterns from around the globe. There’s free patterns included for beginners to intermediate skill level crocheters, so that every reader can make at least one. There are several shape options too, along with textured stitches and colorwork options. Each of these free crochet patterns brings its own unique style, making it easy to find a tree skirt that feels just right for your family and your holiday decorating.

14 Best Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns Round Up Knitter Knotter

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Christmastime Tree Skirt Patterns

Christmas tree skirts originated in Europe, back when candles were hung from trees. The skirts protected the floor from dripping wax. That’s not to say people don’t still use candles to light their trees. However, it’s less common now than it used to be. Of course, if you have a live tree, a tree skirt also collects most of the pine needles that inevitably drop to the floor. Additionally, they hide the tree stand and any cords. Plus I feel, they just ‘finish off’ the tree giving a polished look, don’t you think?

How Do I Add a Tree Skirt Around My Tree?

The best time to add a tree skirt depends on the design of the item itself. Some tree skirts are easy to add after the tree is up, especially those with an opening that ties, or buttons together at the back. But if your tree skirt has a continuous loop, it’s often easiest to slip it on first before positioning your tree in it’s stand.

In all cases, if you can, I would recommend adding the crochet Christmas tree skirt before decorating, otherwise you might be knocking decorations off, as you set the skirt in place.

What Size (and Shape) Christmas Tree Skirt should I use?

The size of your Christmas tree skirt should complement the width of your tree, typically 2-4 inches wider than the lowest branches. Sometimes it’s best to make the crochet tree skirt first, before buying your tree, to make sure of a perfect fit.

For shape, there’s so many options and honestly, it doesn’t matter. Traditional tree skirt shapes are usually round or hexagonal. however, modern patterns might be square, rectangle or star-shaped. There really aren’t any rules. Choose a shape and size that suits your space and style, creating a cohesive and welcoming space for the family to gather around on that special day.

Christmas Tree Skirt Crochet Patterns Round Up Knitter Knotter

Christmas Tree Skirts with Special Stitches

easy Christmas tree skirt Free Tunisian crochet pattern by KK

Easy Tunisian Crochet Tree Skirt pattern by Knitter Knotter

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This free pattern is an easy make, using Tunisian Knit Stitches that results in almost no ends to weave in! Make a simple crochet tree skirt in almost any size, with the handy size chart included.

Sheppard Christmas Tree Skirt by Regina P Designs

Sheppard Christmas Tree Skirt by Regina P Designs

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This textured crochet tree skirt pattern is considerately crafted in a pentagon shape with a straight back, ideal for trees nestled against walls. With colorwork providing a striped fabric, this intermediate pattern keeps things interesting with creative, special stitch patterns.  Available in two different sizes, it offers versatility for various spaces and setups.

Avery Christmas Tree Skirt by Regina P Designs

Avery Christmas Tree Skirt by Regina P Designs

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This Christmas tree skirt pattern brings a beautifully textured, circular design to your holiday decor. With a photo tutorial included, it’s easy to follow along and achieve a standout piece that enhances any festive setting. Crochet  yours in a solid color to show off the unique stitch design.


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Round Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns

Christmas Tree Skirt by Rich Textures Crochet

Christmas Tree Skirt by Rich Textures Crochet

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This is a tree skirt pattern for all the senses. It’s just as cozy to look at as it is to touch. This free crochet pattern also has a helpful video tutorial, making it a fun Christmas project for beginners.

Spiral Christmas Tree Skirt by Nicki_s Homemade Crafts

Spiral Christmas Tree Skirt by Nicki’s Homemade Designs

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Beginners can make this simple crochet pattern using just single crochet! The spiral pattern takes your eye inwards, toward the tree in the center. You can craft your spiral from different yarn colors that compliment your own Christmas decorating.

Modern Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt by Simply Hooked by Janet

Modern Alpine Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt by Simply Hooked by Janet

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Available in two sizes, this free pattern features simple stitches like single crochet, double crochet, and front post treble crochet, finished with a textured crab stitch edge. The pattern works best with bulky yarn, allowing you to tailor colors to match any festive theme.

Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt by Briana K Designs

Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt by Briana K Designs

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This is a really eye-catching modern tree skirt design featuring pine trees. With intricate fair isle colorwork, it’s designed to be a lasting piece, perfect for seasonal color customization, and can become a treasured family heirloom passed down for years.

Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt by Fosbas Designs

Crochet Serenity Christmas Tree Skirt by Fosbas Designs

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This free crochet Christmas tree skirt pattern is a quick and enjoyable project. The pattern allows flexibility to keep it simple or add appliques, making it versatile to match any tree theme. With easy-to-follow instructions, it’s a relaxing project that results in a festive, handmade accent for your Christmas setup.

Free Patons Crochet Tricia's Tree Skirt Pattern by Yarnspirations

Patons Crochet Tricia’s Tree Skirt Pattern by Yarnspirations

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This festive tree skirt pattern, worked in Patons Classic Wool Worsted, brings a cozy and rustic touch to holiday decor. With a free video tutorial, that’s easy to follow, this Christmas decoration adds a classic, handmade look to your home. Choose shades in classic Christmas colors, or go for something eclectic so that it stands out.

Hexagonal Christmas Tree Skirts

Poinsettia Christmas Tree Skirt by A Crocheted Simplicity

Poinsettia Christmas Tree Skirt by A Crocheted Simplicity

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An elegant, natural toned Christmas tree skirt pattern that’s reversible – which comes in handy if you have pets or children. The mat itself is a quick pattern, with the decorative element mostly provided by the pretty poinsettia flowers.

Easy Bernat Christmas Crochet Tree Skirt Pattern by Yarnspirations

Easy Bernat Christmas Crochet Tree Skirt Pattern by Yarnspirations

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This easy crochet pattern features crocheted panels, that are seamed together at the end. A free pattern that’s suited to advanced beginners and up, can be made in any colors, for an all year round plant decor option.


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Star-shaped Crochet Christmas Tree Skirts

Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt by Cosy Rosie UK

Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt by Cosy Rosie UK

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This free crochet pattern is suitable for beginners, and offers a festive way to hide unsightly tree stands.With instructions for four sizes, it accommodates trees from mini to extra-large, using worsted weight yarn for a fun, candy striped look.

Christmas Star Tree Skirt by Fosbas Designs

Christmas Star Tree Skirt by Fosbas Designs

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This free crochet star tree skirt pattern is an eye-catching addition to the base of your tree. Designed with unconventional holiday colors, it brings a unique twist with it’s bold design. Perfect for adding a cozy, modern feel to your living space, this tree skirt is a great pattern for a bright holiday season.

Free Bernat Crochet Star Tree Skirt Pattern by Yarnspirations

Free Bernat Crochet Star Tree Skirt Pattern by Yarnspirations

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The kids will love to open their presents on Christmas morning, seated on this soft and squishy rug. It’s made with blanket yarn and usees the granny stitch. So it makes up quickly and is a beginner-friendly pattern.

With so many free crochet Christmas tree skirt patterns to choose from, you’re sure to find the perfect one for around the bottom of your Christmas tree. With modern designs and more traditional pattern, these crochet tree skirt patterns bring a special element to holiday decorating.

I hope you feel inspired to try one of these beautiful designs and make this year’s Christmas tree a memorable one for your family! Wishing you cozy days of crocheting and a beautiful Christmas season filled with love and laughter

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14 Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns Round Up Knitter Knotter

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