30 Free Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns
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Discover 30 free crochet Christmas tree skirt patterns, from easy and chunky designs to colorful, textured and festive styles for your holiday decor.
A crochet Christmas tree skirt is such a fun way to add a handmade touch to your holiday decorating, and I’ve gathered 30 free crochet Christmas tree skirt patterns for you to choose from. From classic and cozy to colorful, textured, and completely unexpected, there really is something here for every Christmas tree.
I love handmade Christmas decorations that you can bring out year after year. You’ll find simple designs, chunky crochet tree skirts, bobbles, stripes, poinsettias, snowmen, mosaic crochet, and lots more. Which one will you make for your tree this year?
What You’ll Find in These Crochet Tree Skirt Patterns
There are so many different styles in this collection! Whether you want an easy crochet tree skirt pattern or something that gives you a chance to try a new technique, take a look through all 30 before picking your favorite.
You might even find more than one you want to make. After all, who says you can only have one Christmas tree?
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30 Free Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Patterns
Grab your hook and your favorite Christmas yarn because it’s time to start crocheting! Here are 30 free crochet tree skirt patterns to help make the space underneath your tree just as festive as the rest of it.
1. Spiral Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern
Look at that spiral! This is my own crochet Christmas tree skirt pattern, and I love how you can create such an eye-catching design using simple crochet stitches.
It uses single crochet and two colors of yarn to create the spiral effect. I’ve also included a video tutorial to help you make your own.
You can find my free Spiral Christmas Tree Skirt pattern right here.
2. Poinsettia Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
How pretty are those poinsettias? This Christmas tree skirt has a wonderfully classic look, but the beautiful flowers really make it something special.
The skirt measures 56 inches in diameter, and you can easily customize the size. The poinsettias are made separately and attached to the skirt, complete with little jingle bells in their centers.
You can find the free pattern from A Crocheted Simplicity by CLICKING HERE.
3. Dragon Wing Crochet Tree Skirt
Oh, this one is fun! If a traditional Christmas tree skirt isn’t quite your style, how about wrapping a giant dragon wing around your tree instead?
This is definitely one of the most unusual patterns in the collection and such a fun way to bring a little fantasy into your Christmas decorating.
Get the free Dragon Wing Tree Skirt pattern from Hooked by Kati by CLICKING HERE.
4. Textured Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
I love a Christmas crochet project with lots of texture, and this tree skirt certainly has plenty of it! The simple color makes all that beautiful stitch detail stand out.
This would look lovely with so many different decorating styles too. Change the yarn color to match your Christmas decorations and make it completely your own.
Find the free crochet tree skirt pattern from Simply Hooked by Janet by CLICKING HERE.
5. Woodland Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern
Look closely at this one because there is so much going on around the bottom! You’ll find falling snowflakes, little Christmas trees, and tiny cabins tucked into the snowy scene.
The design uses tapestry crochet for the colorwork and bobble stitches for the snowflakes. There’s also a video tutorial to help you along the way. Concrete Gems
You can find the free pattern from Concrete Gems RIGHT HERE.
6. Star Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
Why put a star only at the top of the tree when you can have one underneath it too? This fun Christmas tree skirt is shaped like a giant nine-pointed star.
I especially love the striped edging because it reminds me of candy canes. Use classic Christmas colors or choose something completely different to match your own tree.
Find the free Star Tree Skirt pattern from Betty McKnit by FOLLOWING THIS LINK.
7. Classic Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
Sometimes you just can’t beat a classic Christmas look. This tree skirt is a lovely choice if you want something simple and festive to finish off your tree.
Red and white look fabulous, but you could easily change the colors to suit your Christmas decor. This is one you could bring out year after year.
Get the free crochet Christmas tree skirt pattern from Cosy Rosie UK by CLICKING HERE.
8. Ugly Sweater Christmas Tree Skirt
How fun is this? If you love colorful ugly Christmas sweaters, now you can give your Christmas tree one too!
This pattern is a great excuse to dig through your yarn and have some fun with different colors. You can also add or remove rows to change the size of your finished tree skirt.
Find the free Ugly Sweater Tree Skirt from Posh Pooch Designs by CLICKING HERE.
9. Wheat Stitch Crochet Tree Skirt
Look at all that gorgeous texture! The Wheat Stitch gives this Christmas tree skirt a beautiful raised design without needing lots of different colors.
I think this would look amazing in a neutral yarn, but you could also have lots of fun adding stripes or using your favorite Christmas colors.
You can find the free Wheat Stitch Tree Skirt from Briana K Designs by CLICKING HERE.
10. Mosaic Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
If you love mosaic crochet, take a look at this one! The little trees around the skirt create such a fun Christmas design.
This is a great pattern if you want your tree skirt itself to become part of the Christmas display instead of simply covering the tree stand.
Find the free crochet tree skirt pattern from HanJan Crochet RIGHT HERE.
11. PomPom Trimmed Crochet Tree Skirt
Stripes and pompoms? Yes, please! This is such a cheerful crochet tree skirt and a great one if you love adding plenty of color to your Christmas decorations.
You could stick with traditional Christmas colors or raid your yarn stash and create your own combination. Those pompoms around the edge are such a fun finishing touch.
Get the free pattern from Yarnspirations by CLICKING HERE.
12. Pine Tree Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
Why stop with one Christmas tree? This pattern lets you add a whole row of little crocheted trees underneath the real one.
The colorwork is what makes this design really stand out. I love how you can change the colors to make the trees pop or create something more subtle to match the rest of your Christmas decor.
Find the free Pine Tree Skirt pattern from Briana K Designs by CLICKING HERE.
13. Faux Fur Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
This one looks so cozy! The simple crochet stitches paired with that fluffy faux fur trim make such a pretty combination.
It would be especially lovely if you like farmhouse or rustic Christmas decorations. You can also play around with the main color to make it work perfectly with your tree.
You can find the free pattern from You Should Craft RIGHT HERE.
14. Chunky Farmhouse Crochet Tree Skirt
If you love chunky crochet projects, take a look at this one! That thick yarn creates such a cozy texture underneath the tree.
The pattern includes three sizes, so you can choose the one that works best for your Christmas tree. The buttons are a lovely finishing touch too.
Find the free pattern from Cozy Nooks Designs by CLICKING HERE.
15. Wreath Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
How gorgeous is all that texture? The puff stitches add beautiful detail while still letting the simple shape of the tree skirt shine.
There are different sizing options too, so this one can work for anything from a little Christmas tree to a much larger one.
Get the free Wreath Tree Skirt pattern from Briana K Designs by CLICKING HERE.
16. Holly Jolly Crochet Tree Skirt
This Holly Jolly Tree Skirt is such a fun way to bring extra color underneath your Christmas tree.
The yarn is held double to create that pretty marled effect. Change up the colors and you could create a completely different look while using the same crochet tree skirt pattern.
Find the free pattern from Left in Knots by CLICKING HERE.
17. Tunisian Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
Do you enjoy Tunisian crochet or want another excuse to practice it? This Christmas tree skirt gives you a chance to use the technique on something a little different.
I love the texture it creates! It makes the skirt interesting without needing loads of extra decorations or embellishments.
You can find the free pattern from Knitter Knotter by CLICKING HERE.
18. Snow Drift Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
The texture on this Snow Drift Tree Skirt is so pretty. It has that cozy handmade look that works beautifully underneath a Christmas tree.
The buttons add a simple decorative detail, and you could make this one in almost any color depending on your holiday decorating style.
Find the free Snow Drift Tree Skirt pattern from Lulo Stitch Co by CLICKING HERE.
19. Christmas Cheer Crochet Tree Skirt
Want something simple that still looks beautiful? The Christmas Cheer Tree Skirt uses a repeating stitch pattern to create its pretty shape.
This is the kind of crochet project I love for a cozy evening because once you get into the repeat, you can settle in and watch your tree skirt grow.
Find the free pattern from The Turtle Trunk RIGHT HERE.
20. Red Truck Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
How cute are those little red trucks? If you love classic Christmas decorations, this tree skirt will fit right in.
The trucks, trees, and snowflakes are made as separate appliqués and added to the crocheted skirt. You can even have fun arranging them exactly how you want them.
Get the free pattern from Maria’s Blue Crayon by CLICKING HERE.
21. Chunky Bobble Crochet Tree Skirt
Look at those bobbles! This chunky crochet tree skirt has so much texture, and the scalloped edge finishes it off beautifully.
Because it uses super bulky yarn, you get that wonderfully thick and cozy look that is just perfect for Christmas. This is a great one if you’ve been searching for a chunky crochet tree skirt pattern.
Find the free pattern from The Unraveled Mitten by CLICKING HERE.
22. Big Bauble Crochet Tree Skirt
Here’s another one for my fellow bobble lovers! Rows of big bobbles give this Christmas tree skirt loads of texture.
You can even add pompoms around the edge if you want to take the fluffy Christmas fun one step further. I think this would look gorgeous in so many different colors.
You can find the free Big Bauble Tree Skirt from February Sky Designs RIGHT HERE.
23. Solstice Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
The Solstice Tree Skirt is such a pretty option if you like your Christmas crochet a little more modern.
Rather than relying on lots of colors or appliqués, the stitch pattern adds the interest here. Choose a yarn that works with your decorations and let that beautiful crochet texture do the talking.
Find the free Solstice Tree Skirt from TL Yarn Crafts by CLICKING HERE.
24. Twirly Pinstripe Crochet Tree Skirt
Those twirling stripes are so much fun! This pattern gives a classic striped Christmas tree skirt a little extra movement.
It’s an easy design that would be great for playing with color. Try traditional Christmas shades or choose colors straight from the ornaments already hanging on your tree.
Get the free pattern from Yarnspirations by CLICKING HERE.
25. Serenity Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
This tree skirt has plenty of pretty crochet texture all on its own, but you can have even more fun by adding appliqués.
Snowflakes, stars, or other little Christmas motifs would all look great. You can really make this one as simple or decorative as you like.
Find the free Serenity Tree Skirt pattern from Fosbas Designs by CLICKING HERE.
26. Cozy Chunky Crochet Tree Skirt
Doesn’t this one look wonderfully cozy? The super bulky yarn gives the tree skirt a thick texture that will really stand out underneath your Christmas tree.
I love a project where the yarn and stitches can do all the work. Choose a beautiful color and you’ve got a simple handmade decoration you can use Christmas after Christmas.
Find the free pattern from Rich Textures Crochet RIGHT HERE.
27. Winter Wonderland Crochet Tree Skirt
Here’s another beautiful option for creating that snowy Christmas look underneath your tree.
The lighter yarn gives this tree skirt a different feel from some of the chunky patterns in the collection. It’s a lovely choice if you want a handmade tree skirt without all the bulk.
Find the free Winter Wonderland pattern from Kristin Omdahl by CLICKING HERE.
28. Fiber Flux Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
This tree skirt was originally created as part of a crochet along, so it’s a fun choice if you enjoy working through a bigger crochet project.
I love making something for Christmas that I know I can pack away carefully and bring back out again the following year. A handmade tree skirt is perfect for that!
You can find the free pattern from Fiber Flux by CLICKING HERE.
29. Snowman Crochet Christmas Tree Skirt
How cute are those snowmen peeking out from underneath the tree? This one is packed with festive details!
Snowmen, Christmas trees, and stars are added to the skirt as appliqués, while a puff stitch border adds even more texture. There’s plenty here to keep your hook busy.
Find the free Snowman Tree Skirt from Maria’s Blue Crayon by CLICKING HERE.
30. Modern Bobble Holiday Tree Skirt
And we’re finishing with more bobbles because you can never have too many, right? This modern tree skirt combines beautiful bobble texture with a fluffy trim.
The contrast between the crochet stitches and soft edging makes this such a cozy Christmas design. I can picture this one looking fabulous underneath a tree filled with handmade ornaments.
Find the free Modern Bobble Holiday Tree Skirt from Knot Bad Britt by CLICKING HERE.
Frequently Asked Questions About Crochet Christmas Tree Skirts
What is the best yarn for a crochet Christmas tree skirt?
There really isn’t one perfect yarn because it depends on the look you want! Worsted weight yarn is a great all-around choice, while bulky or super bulky yarn will give you a thicker, cozier tree skirt that can work up more quickly. Always check the individual pattern before choosing your yarn.
How big should a crochet Christmas tree skirt be?
Your tree skirt should be large enough to peek out beyond the lower branches of your Christmas tree. For a smaller tree, you may only need a small skirt, while a full-size tree will usually look better with something larger. Several of the crochet tree skirt patterns above include different sizes or instructions for adjusting the finished size.
Are crochet Christmas tree skirts beginner-friendly?
Absolutely! There are several beginner-friendly patterns in this collection that use basic crochet stitches and simple repeats. If you’re newer to crochet, look for an easy crochet tree skirt pattern before moving on to designs with colorwork, bobbles, appliqués, or mosaic crochet.
How long does it take to crochet a Christmas tree skirt?
That really depends on the pattern, yarn weight, finished size, and how quickly you crochet. A chunky crochet tree skirt made with bulky yarn will generally work up faster than a large design with detailed colorwork or lots of appliqués.
Can I change the size of a crochet tree skirt pattern?
Many tree skirt patterns can be adjusted by adding or removing rounds or rows, but this depends on how the particular pattern is constructed. Always check the designer’s instructions before making changes, especially if the pattern includes detailed colorwork or a specific stitch repeat.
Where can I find a crochet tree skirt pattern free to use?
You’re in the right place! I’ve gathered 30 free crochet Christmas tree skirt patterns above, with everything from simple and traditional designs to snowmen, stars, bobbles, stripes, mosaic crochet, and more. Take a look through the collection and find the one that belongs under your Christmas tree this year.
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