Oh my goodness, these are literally the cutest little trees to add to your gifts, a bottle of wine and even better they double as an ornament!
I don’t know everything about crocheting but what I do know is that this was totally beginner friendly and so quick to make!
Materials:
- Bulky Yarn
- 10 mm hook
- 14 mm wood beads
- yarn needle
Instructions:
- Start by tying a slipknot and chain 60. Turn your work and starting in the 3rd chain down, do a half double crochet. Do this into every chain until you get to the end.
- Once you reach the end, tie off and work your end threads in with a yarn needle. You want to then shape into a tree.
- Take 3 beads and place one at the top, skip two rows, add a bead, skip two rows and add a bead. Your beads should be in the middle.
- Take yarn, thread it through a yarn needle, start at the bottom and work your need through all beads til you get to the top. Once you are at the top, pull some yarn through so you have a loop for hanging and go back into the tree through the beads. Once you reach the bottom, tie off and knot.
- You are now done!
Creative Variations
- Layered Trees: Create multiple triangle pieces in different sizes and stack them for a tiered look.
- Granny Square Trees: Crochet small granny squares and stitch them together into a triangle shape.
- Miniature Garland: String several crochet trees onto twine for a festive garland.
Tips for Success
- Use yarn in earthy tones like olive green, beige, or white to enhance the rustic aesthetic.
- Add a sprinkle of faux snow or glitter for a subtle shimmer.
- If you’re new to crocheting, stick to simple stitches and focus on neat edges.
DIY Crochet Rustic Trees
Oh my goodness, these are literally the cutest little trees to add to your gifts, a bottle of wine and even better they double as an ornament!
I don't know everything about crocheting but what I do know is that this was totally beginner friendly and so quick to make!
Let's get started!
Active Time
25 minutes
Total Time
25 minutes
Difficulty
Beginner
Materials
- Bulky Yarn
- 10 mm hook
- 14 mm wood beads
- yarn needle
- The kit I used: https://amzlink.to/az0oHzYFN1i4t
Instructions
- Start by tying a slipknot and chain 60. Turn your work and starting in the 3rd chain down, do a half double crochet. Do this into every chain until you get to the end.
- Once you reach the end, tie off and work your end threads in with a yarn needle. You want to then shape into a tree.
- Take 3 beads and place one at the top, skip two rows, add a bead, skip two rows and add a bead. Your beads should be in the middle.
- Take yarn, thread it through a yarn needle, start at the bottom and work your need through all beads til you get to the top. Once you are at the top, pull some yarn through so you have a loop for hanging and go back into the tree through the beads. Once you reach the bottom, tie off and knot.
- You are now done!