Fun Crochet Christmas Pine Tree Free Pattern For Holiday Decor

Bring festive cheer to your favorite corner with this Crochet Christmas Pine Tree Pattern and display a lovely little tree on your table or shelf.

Add a touch of festive charm to your holiday decorations with this delightful crochet Christmas pine tree from Tejerin amigurumis. This project offers a wonderful way to fill your home with seasonal warmth while engaging in a relaxing and rewarding activity. The crochet Christmas pine tree free pattern showcased in the video guides you through making a charming piece that feels cozy and inviting.

Simple Crochet Christmas Pine Tree Free Pattern With Easy Steps

This small pine tree stands out with its textured branches and rich green yarn, closely resembling a real Christmas pine. Its compact size fits beautifully on mantels, shelves, or holiday tables, enhancing any winter setting with a soft, handmade appeal. The pattern suits various skill levels thanks to clear instructions and easy stitches.

Perfect for decorating during the holiday season or gifting to loved ones, this design adds a personal touch to traditional celebrations. Its subtle details and comfortable yarn choice ensure a pleasant tactile experience, making it not only visually appealing but also enjoyable to hold.

For those interested in seasonal home accents that offer both style and comfort, following the full crochet Christmas pine tree free pattern by Tejerin amigurumis will provide clear, easy-to-follow steps to complete this charming holiday addition.

Crochet Plush Christmas Tree

Christmas is getting closer, and we’re happy to start our holiday makes with this soft, plush Christmas tree made using Chenille-style yarn. This project is quick, simple, and gives great results—your tree will feel super soft and look beautiful, whether it’s daytime or nighttime. Add some small battery-operated fairy lights and colorful mini pom-poms for decoration, and you’ll have a festive tree that really stands out. The tree is made from the top down in one piece, then decorated with a star, pom-poms, and a separate trunk. It’s a fun way to prepare for the holidays!

Quick Overview Of Pattern

Craft: Crochet / Amigurumi
Project Type: Holiday Decor – Christmas Tree
Construction: Made in spirals, top to bottom. Branches have textured "back loop only" (BLO) rounds. Trunk is made separately and sewn on. Surface chains make the foliage.
Features: Mini pom-poms, a star on top, and fairy lights.

Notes

Yarn: Apple green Chenille (plush) yarn makes the tree soft, but you can use regular cotton or acrylic yarn too.
Technique: Work in spirals (don’t join after rounds), use a stitch marker to track your starting stitch.
Increases: Stagger increases every other round so there’s no “seam”.
BLO/FLO: Rounds marked “BLO” are worked only through the Back Loop—the Front Loops are saved for foliage details later.

Skill Level

Easy to Intermediate

Materials

Yarn: Apple green Chenille (tree), brown yarn (trunk), yellow/gold (star)
Hook: 5.0 mm
Stuffing: Fiberfill
Extras: Tapestry needle, scissors, stitch marker, small pom-poms, hot glue gun, 2-meter battery-operated fairy lights

Measurements / Sizing

Tree is about 18 cm tall with 50g Chenille yarn and 5.0 mm hook.

Gauge

Not important for this pattern, but keep stitches tight so stuffing doesn’t show.

Stitch Abbreviations

Abbreviation	Meaning
mr	Magic Ring
sc	Single Crochet
inc	Increase (2 sc in 1 stitch)
dec	Decrease (Invisible preferred)
hdc	Half Double Crochet
dc	Double Crochet
ch	Chain
sl st	Slip Stitch
BLO	Back Loop Only
FLO	Front Loop Only
st(s)	Stitch(es)

Special Stitches

Surface Ridge (Foliage):
Join green yarn to the saved Front Loops, then do [ch 2, sc in next FLO] over and over to get a “pine branch” look.

The Pattern Start From Here

Part 1: Tree Body (Apple Green Yarn)

Round 1: Start with an mr. Work 6 sc into the ring. Pull closed. [6 sts]
Round 2: [1 sc, 1 inc], repeat 3 times. [9 sts]
Round 3: [2 sc, 1 inc], repeat 3 times. [12 sts]
Round 4 (BLO): Only in BLO: [3 sc, 1 inc] 3 times. [15 sts]

Round 5: Alternate increases: 2 sc, 1 inc, then [4 sc, 1 inc] twice, end with 2 sc. [18 sts]

Round 6: [5 sc, 1 inc] 3 times. [21 sts]
Round 7 (BLO): BLO: 3 sc, 1 inc, then [6 sc, 1 inc] twice, finish with 3 sc. [24 sts]
Round 8: [7 sc, 1 inc] 3 times. [27 sts]
Round 9: Alternate increases: 4 sc, 1 inc, then [8 sc, 1 inc] twice, finish with 4 sc. [30 sts]
Round 10 (BLO): BLO: [9 sc, 1 inc] 3 times. [33 sts]
Round 11: Alternate increases: 5 sc, 1 inc, then [10 sc, 1 inc] twice, finish with 5 sc. [36 sts]
Round 12: [11 sc, 1 inc] 3 times. [39 sts]
Round 13 (BLO): BLO: 6 sc, 1 inc, then [12 sc, 1 inc] twice, finish with 6 sc. [42 sts]
Round 14: [13 sc, 1 inc] 3 times. [45 sts]
Round 15: Alternate increases: 7 sc, 1 inc, then [14 sc, 1 inc] twice, finish with 7 sc. [48 sts]

Round 16 (BLO): BLO: [15 sc, 1 inc] 3 times. [51 sts]

Rounds 17–18: 1 sc in each st (work through both loops). [51 sts each round]
Round 19 (BLO): BLO: Start closing the tree: [1 sc, 1 dec] 17 times. [34 sts]
Round 20: 34 decreases (dec) around. [17 sts]

Finish off with a slip stitch, make a small chain, cut yarn, and stuff tree firmly with fiberfill.

Part 2: Decorative Foliage Ridges (Apple Green Yarn)

Find the saved Front Loops from Rounds 4, 7, 10, 13, 16, and 19.
Attach green yarn to the first flo with a standing sc.
Do this all the way around each layer: [ch 2, sc in the next flo].
Continue until all front loop rounds have a ridge.
Finish off. Tie securely. Hide yarn ends inside the tree.

Part 3: Tree Trunk (Brown Yarn)

Round 1: Make a mr, ch 1 to secure, then 8 sc in ring. Pull tight. [8 sts]
Round 2: 8 inc (2 sc in every st around). [16 sts]
Round 3 (BLO): BLO: 1 sc in each st around. [16 sts]
Rounds 4–6: 1 sc in each st for 3 rounds. [16 sts]
Finish off, leave a long tail for sewing. Lightly stuff the trunk.

Part 4: Topper Star (Yellow/Gold Yarn)

Round 1: In a mr, ch 1, then [1 sc, 1 dc, ch 1]—repeat 5 times in the ring.
Pull ring closed so you get a little 5-point star.
Finish off invisibly, use the needle to hide the end behind the star.

Assembly & Final Details

Trunk:

Put the trunk under the tree at the base opening (made in Round 20).
Use a tapestry needle to sew trunk in place around all 16 stitches at the bottom edge. Before finishing, add more fiberfill so the tree stands up well. Tuck yarn ends inside the trunk.

Pom-Poms:

With a glue gun, stick small pom-poms onto the branches (the ridges around the tree).

Star:

Put a drop of hot glue on the back of the star, then press to the top of the tree.

Fairy Lights:

Take your 2-meter battery fairy lights.

Push the first light bulb through the top magic ring.
Wind the wire gently down and around the tree so the lights rest on the foliage.
Hide or secure the battery box at the base.

Finished tree stands about 18 cm tall!

Conclusion

This plush Christmas tree is soft, colorful, and shows off your cheerful holiday spirit. The steps here help you crochet the main parts, add branches, and attach cute decorations in a simple way. When you follow along, you’ll have a tree ready for fairy lights and tiny ornaments. It looks charming on tables or shelves and makes a thoughtful, handmade gift too. Feel free to show your tree to friends and family, or let us know your ideas in the comments. Thanks for following along, and we hope you enjoy your new holiday tree each year.