Easy Christmas Tree Crochet Wine Bottle Holder – FREE!

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When you’re gifting a bottle of wine, dress it up with this festive Christmas tree crochet wine bottle holder. It protects the bottle and adds a warm, personal touch to your gift!

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It’s day two of the 2023 Advent Calendar Mystery Crochet Along! Each day, from December 1st through December 24th, I’ll be posting one of these free patterns for awesome gifts right here on my blog. These small crochet projects work up quickly so you can make something for everyone on your list. You never know what the pattern will be, so make sure you come back every day to discover a new surprise!

Today, I’m excited to share this gorgeous crochet wine bottle cover pattern. It uses the waistcoat stitch (sometimes called center single crochet), which creates a sleek, knit-like fabric, reminiscent of your favorite cozy Christmas sweaters or knitted scarves.

And what holiday design is more iconic than Christmas trees? You’ll create this elegant Christmas tree motif using the fair isle technique and changing between red yarn and white. If you’ve never tried fair isle before, the color changes are simple and I’ve included a video tutorial to guide you through the pattern. So it’s perfectly doable, even for someone with an advanced beginner skill level.

This wine bottle gift bag is the perfect project when you need a hostess gift for your next holiday house party or a Christmas meal. It holds a standard 750 ml bottle of wine. But for a non-alcoholic alternative that the whole family can enjoy, you could substitute any similar glass bottle, like sparkling cider, depending on the preferences of your gift recipient. What a great way to show your gratitude to your host!

Ready to begin? Let’s go!

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If you need more easy crochet patterns for gifts, you might like these also:

1. Wine Bottle Santa Apron With Belt and Buckle
2. Gift Card Holder Envelope
3. Reindeer Washcloth Gift
4. Gift Tissue Box Cover

So, let me now give you the supplies you need in order to crochet this festive pattern.

How to Crochet the Christmas Tree Wine Bag

Materials you will need

• Premier “Just Yarn” (acrylic worsted weight yarn, 400 g / 14 oz, 800 m / 875 yd)
  1. Garnet (main color)
  2. White (partial skein)
• 4.0 mm crochet hook -> I used a WeCrochet Dots Crochet Hook
• Scissors
• tapestry needle (yarn needle)

Gauge

4 sts x 5 rounds = 1 square inch

Finished Size

Flat: 12.5 (without bottom) x 4.5 inches, fits a 750 ml wine bottle

Crochet Abbreviations and Stitches used in the pattern

Learn all the basic crochet stitches HERE (US crochet terms)

• st/sts = stitch/stitches
• ch = chain
• sl st = slip stitch
• sc = single crochet
• wst = waistcoat stitch (center single crochet)
• invisible join

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Written Instructions for the Christmas Tree Crochet Wine Bottle Bag

Note: Pattern is worked in a continuous round

R1: make a Magic Ring, add 6 sc to the ring, close the ring, use a stitch marker

R2: 2 sc per st

R3: * 1 sc in the 1st st, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * all around

R4: * 1 sc in the next 2 sts, 2 sc in the following st, repeat from * all around

R5: * 1 sc in the next 3 sts, 2 sc in the following st, repeat from * all around

R6: * 1 sc in the next 4 sts, 2 sc in the following st, repeat from * all around

R7: 1 sc in the BLO, all around

Make sure to crochet LOOSELY as you will need it for the next rnd

You will now follow the graph (written pattern is below as well). Each pixel is 1 wst.

Written Pattern of the Graph:

R1: (r) x 7, (w) x 3, (r) x 26

R2: (r) x 7, (w) x 3, (r) x 26

R3: (r) x 7, (w) x 3, (r) x 26

R4: (w) x 8, (r) x 2, (w) x 7, (r) x 19

R5: (w) x 6, (r) x 2, (w) x 9, (r) x 19

R6: (r) x 1, (w) x 3, (r) x 2, (w) x 8, (r) x 22

R7: (r) x 1, (w) x 1, (r) x 2, (w) x 8, (r) x 2, (w) x 2, (r) x 20

R8: (r) x 2, (w) x 8, (r) x 2, (w) x 4, (r) x 20

R9: (r) x 2, (w) x 6, (r) x 2, (w) x 5, (r) x 21

R10: (r) x 2, (w) x 4, (r) x 2, (w) x 7, (r) x 21

R11: (r) x 2, (w) x 2, (r) x 2, (w) x 9, (r) x 21

R12: (r) x 4, (w) x 8, (r) x 24

R13: (r) x 3, (w) x 7, (r) x 2, (w) x 2, (r) x 22

R14: (r) x 3, (w) x 5, (r) x 2, (w) x 4, (r) x 22

R15: (r) x 4, (w) x 2, (r) x 2, (w) x 5, (r) x 23

R16: (r) x 6, (w) x 7, (r) x 23

R17: (r) x 4, (w) x 9, (r) x 23

R18: (r) x 5, (w) x 5, (r) x 26

R19: (r) x 5, (w) x 3, (r) x 2, (w) x 2, (r) x 24

R20: (r) x 5, (w) x 1, (r) x 2, (w) x 4, (r) x 24

R21: (r) x 6, (w) x 5, (r) x 25

R22: (r) x 6, (w) x 5, (r) x 25

R23: (r) x 6, (w) x 2, (r) x 28

R24: (r) x 8, (w) x 2, (r) x 26

R25: (r) x 7, (w) x 3, (r) x 26

R26: (r) x 7, (w) x 3, (r) x 26

R27: (r) x 8, (w) x 1, (r) x 27

R28: (r) x 7, (w) x 1, (r) x 1, (w) x 1, (r) x 26

R29: (r) x 7, (w) x 3, (r) x 26

R30: (r) x 6, (w) x 5, (r) x 25

R31: (r) x 8, (w) x 1, (r) x 27

R32: (r) x 8, (w) x 1, (r) x 27

R33-48: (r) x 36

Color Graph for the Christmas Tree Wine Bottle Gift Bag

Remember to repeat round 33 until you reach round 48!

Then follow the written pattern for the handle!

Adding the Handle

Now let’s crochet the handle.

Due to the waistcoat stitch turning and moving the image a bit, you need to pull and stretch your project now before starting the handles.

Then flatten your project. Add stitch markers 10 stitches away from each other, on both sides. Like the video and image show:

R49: crochet 1 wst per st until you hit the first stitch marker, ch 15, sk 10, start again where the next stitch marker is, continue 1 wst per st until you hit the next stitch marker, ch 15, sk 10, start again where the next stitch marker is, continue 1 wst per st until the end of the round

R50: 1 wst per st, crochet loose single crochet stitches on top of all the chains, continue with 1 wst per st, crochet loose single crochet stitches on top of all the chains, finish with 1 wst per st until the end of the round

R51: 1 wst per st all around until the last st, fasten off

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