Download three Christmas crochet patterns in one bundle and save 50%! Fill your home with Christmas cheer when you make a Christmas tree skirt, a Christmas Tree afghan, and stockings for the family.

Christmas Tree Afghan

This holiday throw blanket uses special granny squares to make the tree shape, with snowflakes and a star. This pattern includes instructions for making the tree with or without ornaments. You can mix and match the colors and patterns to make a custom blanket that suits your holiday style.

What you’ll learn: Star, snowflake, half, and angled granny squares. Join-as-you-go granny square technique.

Size: 48” x 60″.
Yarn weight: Worsted (4)
Yarn amount: 2325 yards
Skill level: Advanced Beginner to Intermediate.
Pattern type: Step-by-step written instructions with photos
Language: English with US terminology
Pages: 21

‘Tis The Season Christmas Stocking

This year, I made customized matching Christmas stockings for my family, and now you can too! The ‘Tis The Season Christmas Stocking crochet pattern looks great in solid colors, or with color work you can add an initial, a character, or another image for a personalized touch.

This pattern includes step-by-step instructions with photos and videos, along with files with the color charts for all 26 letters of the alphabet, plus the following Christmas-themed images:

The color charts include links to Stitch Fiddle, where you can add the charts to your (free) account, to modify as you wish. There is also a link to a blank chart, so you can make your own images from scratch!

What you’ll learn: Sc in the 3rd loop, mini-C2C stitch in the round, color work (optional)

Size: 7” x 20″.
Yarn weight: Worsted (4)
Yarn amount: 350 yards
Skill level: Intermediate to advanced. Experience with the C2C stitch is helpful but not necessary.
Estimated time to complete: 8-10 hours
Pattern type: Step-by-step written instructions with photos and stitch videos
Language: English with US terminology
Pages: 15 (pattern only)

Christmas Explosion Tree Skirt

For years, every time I opened the box of Christmas decorations, I was reminded that I needed to make a new Christmas tree skirt, but by then it was too late. This year, I remembered early enough to do something about it!

I was inspired by a 12-point star baby blanket pattern, and decided to add a Jacob’s Ladder (chain of large loops) down the middle of each point. The modification meant the star could only have 11 points to make it lay flat. The resulting 3-color pattern looks like a Christmas explosion! So I decided to call it that.

Three hidden buttons hold the star together seamlessly around the tree.

What you’ll learn: Jacob’s ladder stitch