9 Crochet Christmas Tree Skirts

Red, white and green are the quintessential Christmas colors, and so of course they are perfect for a crochet tree skirt. This one has color changes each row for eye-catching striping. Additionally, the sections are separated with post stitches and cables, adding both texture and design interest. This is a beautiful choice for any classic Christmas tree.

Holiday Magic Christmas Tree Skirt by Kristine Mullen, Ravelry

Learn how to crochet a granny hexagon, a fun twist on the classic crochet granny square. Join five of these granny hexis together to create this fun crochet tree skirt. Work each hexagon in the same color for a chic design or make them in varied colors to add more pop to your Christmas tree. 

Note: You could also use a large crochet pentagon pattern to do something similar.

Granny Hexagon Tree Skirt by Petals to Picots

Crochet granny squares are also great motifs for Christmas tree skirts, especially when worked as just the border as seen on this design. The combination of both white and cream with red and green gives this design a vintage feel perfect for the nostalgia of Christmas.

​Granny Square Tree Skirt by One Acre & Pumpkin Patch

If you really want to add amazing texture to your holiday season, then the bobble stitch on this crochet tree skirt is the perfect choice. Worked all in white, this crochet pattern is designed to look like falling snow, adding magic to Christmas. Add 12 buttons to it to create a beautiful closure after it is wrapped around the tree.

Falling Snow Tree Skirt by Red Fawn Designs, Ravelry

You can also bring the feeling of snow into your home with this crochet tree skirt that has snowflake appliqués attached. If you want a simpler, more sophisticated design, you can make just the blue crochet skirt or add just a few of the appliqués instead of all of them.

​Fabulous Flurries tree skirt by YARNutopia

Crochet chevrons have been one of the most popular crochet designs over time, making them a great choice for any season. Worked in red for this tree skirt, they are perfect under the tree. There are some unique color changes that create fun details that set this crochet pattern apart from others made with the chevron stitch.

Christmas Tree Skirt by Ali Craft Designs

Plaid is a common Christmas crochet pattern. You don't often see plaid worked in crochet but when you do, it is always stunning. This plaid tree skirt is no exception. It is easier to crochet than you might expect, and it works up relatively quickly thanks to chunky yarn.

Plaid Tree Skirt by Whistle & Ivy

The terrific texture on this crochet tree skirt is created easily using a combination of regular double crochet stitches and double crochet worked in the back loop only. If you're ambitious, you can complete this Christmas crochet pattern in a weekend. Work it in the red, white and green stripes for a traditional design or change up the colors to suit your own holiday design scheme.

​Happy Holidays Tree Skirt by Moogly

Use the niche technique of filet crochet to create this Christmas tree skirt. The design gives you a classic symbol of the season: the angel, along with extra details that look like starbursts or snowflakes. Worked all in one color, this is a design that can be passed on as an heirloom piece.

Angel Filet Crochet Tree Skirt by Crochet by Kathy