Christmas tree skirts are a sure fire way to add a homemade touch to your home decor this holiday season. Here are eight fabulous ideas for quick and easy Christmas tee skirts to whip up in a weekend, or maybe two! There’s still plenty of time to create a family heirloom with your very own hands. Enjoy!

 

Granny Tree Skirt

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Somehow I never grow tired of making granny squares. You’d think after all these years I’d be over them. But, just look at this modern granny square tree skirt in blues and greens and whites. Can you see why they’re still the bomb? Traditional red, green, and white would look just as fabulous.The free Ravelry download is here.

The Same but Different

This Christmas tree skirt pattern from Petals to Picots is made up of six crocheted granny squares that are joined at a corner. Next, a triangle is crocheted between each granny square forming a star. Finally, a five-row edging is worked around the circumference of the skirt giving you a beautifully finished piece that will one day be an heirloom. The free pattern is here.

Winter Wonderland Knitted Tree Skirt

Knit this thoroughly modern tree skirt for a beautiful look that will be used year after year (even if you change your holiday color scheme). The bulky yarn is alternated with thinner yarn for a tree skirt that will work up quickly! The free pattern is here.

Bo Ho Ho Tree Skirt

This Bo-Ho-Ho tree skirt adds tons of warmth and charm to your handmade holiday decor. The simple combo of increasing double crochet and puff stitch rows make it an easy and timeless project. The free pattern is here on Ravelry.

Happy Holidays Tree Skirt

The Happy Holidays Tree Skirt can be made in a weekend if you’re in a bit of a rush, but it’s a great pattern to relax by the fire with too! The repeat is super easy to memorize, and carrying the yarn along the side means there are just a few ends to weave in when you’re done. And you can make it just the size you want – just stop crocheting the repeat when you’re done! You can find the free pattern here on Moogly.

Hexagon Granny’s

Nothing says Christmas like a bit of vintage style crochet and this gorgeous Christmas tree skirt crocheted from hexagon granny squares will bring the holidays alive and will take Christmasstmas tree to a whole new level. It will truly create a wonderful centerpiece everyone will admire. The pattern is here.

Crochet Yo-Yo Tree Skirt

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This is a join-as-you-go tree skirt…a little different from the usual yo-yo project. The yo-yo’s are not made in advance. After crocheting each yo-yo, do not finish off…instead, continue using the same yarn to edge and join each yo-yo, working according to the graph provided in the pattern. General instructions for the yo-yo can be found here. The graph and number of yo-yo’s required to make the tree skirt can be found here.

Starlight Tree Skirt

Easy and fun to make, in non-traditional colors, but with a touch of “bling” (look at those tassels!) this traditional granny stitch, with a star shape is a winner. While the star shape may look like other skirts you’ve seen, the construction is a bit different. It is not done in the more common chevron technique but rather with a simple combination of stitch sizes and a couple of simple decreases and increases. The pattern is here.

Hope you enjoyed this roundup of Christmas tree skirts that you can make yourself! Thanks for stopping by;-)