These Skinny Crochet Christmas trees are easy, fun to make, and can be used in so many different ways! This pattern includes step-by-step instructions and a photo tutorial to create the 2D-style trees plus tips for assembling them into garland. They are perfect for decorating your mantle, crafting a Christmas wreath, or even hanging them individually as ornaments!

Each tree is made of two flat panels, crocheted in rows, that are then joined along the edges using single crochet and lightly stuffed. This is an Easy level pattern and is mainly worked in single crochet with a little increasing and would be suitable for a beginner who is ready to move beyond washcloths and coasters.

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• Pattern is written in English using US terms.
• Pattern includes written instructions and step-by-step pictures.
• This pattern will be delivered to you in the form of digital files (PDF).

SKILL LEVEL
Easy - this pattern uses simple single crochet rows with basic increases to shape two identical panels that are then single crocheted together and lightly stuffed.

DIMENSIONS
Each tree is about 6.5 inches tall and about 3.5 inches wide. As written, the finished garland is about 70 inches long.

MATERIALS
Per tree, you will need about 30 yards of worsted weight yarn. You will also need a few yards of yarn, string or twine to string the garland, a size G (4.00mm) crochet hook, polyfil or other stuffing materials, a yarn needle, and scissors.

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COPYRIGHT
The Skinny Christmas Tree Garland pattern and photographs are property of The Knotted Nest and are for personal, non-commercial use only. You may not alter, share, or sell this pattern in any way. However, you are welcome to sell the finished product that you make using this pattern. Please credit The Knotted Nest by including a link to the pattern listing if selling the finished piece online.