You can also use this pattern to make small Christmas trees as hanging ornaments or to add a finishing touch to wrapping paper.

You can use whatever weights or varieties of yarn you want for this project.

. I used Aran / Worsted cotton yarn with 5mm crochet. Each of my trees is approximately 4 ”tall and 2.5” wide.

You can combine as many Christmas trees as you want. I used 9 trees that form a 43 ”long crown.

These measurements are given as a rough guide. The exact size is not important for this project, just try to keep your stitches consistent.

What do you need to make a Christmas tree wreath? You can use any type of green and brown yarn to decorate your Christmas tree.

I decided to make a rustic style wreath using some soft greens and browns that I left in my stash while I made my turtle rug sets.

I used Rico Creative Cotton Aran 100% Cotton, available at LoveCrafts, in the following colors: Olive (50), Brown (58), Pistachio (41), Nougat (56) and Clay (51) for Garland yarn.

Each tree uses only a small amount of yarn. Approximately 5 g / 10 yd of green for the tree and 2 g / 4 yd of brown for the trunk.

Use an appropriate hook size for the yarn of your choice. I used a 5mm hook. You will also need a thread needle and scissors. Crochet Christmas tree variation options

You can use string, ribbon, or rope to turn your trees into a garland. I used a beige yarn to match my rustic style.