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Crochet Ribbon Christmas Tree Pattern
Posted on November 17, 2015 by poppyandbliss
Hello friends
Can you believe it’s nearly Christmas !? Nope. Me either! My head is still firmly stuck way back in
June somewhere and I’m not at all ready to start thinking about Turduckens or Christmas cheer.
Despite my un-christmasy mood, I’ve put together a quick and easy pa ern for you to deck your
halls (or tree).
So without further ado here ’tis…
Crochet Ribbon Christmas Tree
Finished size: 13 cm
What you’ll need:
3 mm hook
Small amounts 8 ply/DK co on yarn. I’ve used various brands from my stash but a stiffer co on
works be er than a soft co on for these.
Aprox 13g for the tree
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Aprox 3 g each in 6 different colours for the baubles

Yarn needle
Tip: You can use any weight yarn for these but they will turn out a different size. Use a hook smaller
than you normally would for your yarn so that your work is nice and firm.
US Terms Used (UK/Aus terms in brackets)
Abbreviations:
ch – chain
sc (dc) – single crochet (double crochet)
hdc (htr) – half double crochet (half treble)
ss – slip stitch
Pa ern
Tree – Make 1
Foundation row: Ch 182
Row 1: Hdc (htr) into 3rd ch from hook, hdc (htr) up to last ch, 5 hdc (htr) into last ch
Row 2: Turn work upside down and work into bo om loop of ch, hdc (htr) up to last st, 4 hdc (htr)
into last st. Join with a ss into top of beginning ch-2. Fasten off and weave ends in.
Baubles – make 6
Worked in spiral rounds
Start: Leaving a long tail (about an arms length) to be used for stuffing later, make a magic circle
Round 1: working into ring, ch 1 (not counted as a st), 6 sc (dc)
Round 2: 2 sc (dc) into each st (12 sc/dc)
Round 3: 12 sc (dc)
Round 4: * skip one st, sc (dc) into next st. Repeat from * 5 more times, stopping half way to insert
stuffing (roll long yarn tail into a rough ball shape and squish into half closed ball. Use the blunt end
of your hook to help push it all in before you finish closing). Join with a ss.
Fasten off and bury yarn end back up through centre of ball. Clip closely.
Assembly:
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Step 1: Lay your tree piece out on a flat surface and fold end back aprox 8.5 cm
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Step 2: Keep folding up, making each fold slightly shorter than the last until it looks something like
this
Step 3: Place your first bauble at the base of your tree and continue up, placing baubles between 2
layers of each fold (see pic). You’ll probably have to fiddle a bit to get your folds looking right (and
will need to fiddle even more when you start sewing in a minute)
When you’re happy with your tree shape, thread your needle with a length of yarn aprox 40 cm,
using the colour of your choice (this will also become the hanging loop)
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Step 4: Starting with the bo om bauble, secure your thread with a couple of small stitches in the
centre top of the bauble (you won’t see this as this side will rest up against the bo om of the tree)
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Step 5: Take your needle up through the first layers, pick up your next bauble and run needle up
through the centre and then through the next set of layers.
Continue joining together this way until all baubles are a ached.
Step 6: Give the tail end a li le tug to tighten (don’t pull too hard or you’ll squish your baubles out
of shape).
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Step 7: Make a hanging loop with the remaining yarn by going back down through the centre of the
top bauble and make a few small stitches into the bo om of the bauble and the top layer of the tree to
secure.
Give your tree a li le ‘foof’ and hang for everyone to admire.
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Until next time
Michelle x
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Cintia - Sol de Noche {deco crochet} says:

on November 17, 2015 at 9:58 pm
Lovely trees and really easy to make. Thanks for the clear instructions!
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Carmen Menendez says:
on December 7, 2016 at 3:35 pm
lamente no hallar traduccion en castellano.
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Eleonora from Coastal Crochet says:
Wow, what a fantastic idea. So simple yet so effective
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Wendy Bradshaw says:
Absolutely love this. A handy idea to put on the front of a Christmas card!
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Donna says:
Adorable! A whole string of them would make an awesome bunting!
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Jane Miller says:
on November 18, 2015 at 1:27 am
Those trees are so cute! Wonderful li le presents for teachers etc. Thanks so much for the pa ern,
it’s brilliant!
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ishtartejidos says:
This is simply great! I’ll made it ^__^
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Patricia Cuddeback says:
So darned cute. Thanks for the pa ern.
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Debra says:
Ok I am beginning crocheted please tell me what a bauble is fo u make them or buy
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poppyandbliss says:
Hi Debra
The baubles are the round balls in the tree. The instructions are in the pa ern but if you prefer
you can just use beads instead.
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Himachal Young says:
This tree is beautiful in it’s simplicity, thankyou for the pa ern.
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poppyandbliss says:
My pleasure. Enjoy
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Marianne Dekkers-Roos says:
I love-love-love your x-mas trees, Michelle – how generous of you to share the pa ern/tutorial
with us: thank you! Marianne xx
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poppyandbliss says:
My absolute pleasure Marianne. Thanks for popping by. I hope you enjoy making one for
yourself x
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Rosalie McCreary says:
These are so cute and your clear directions make it sound so easy. I love the clever stuffing.
Simple is always good! Thank you for sharing.
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Miss Lizzy says:
Thank you for this pa ern and for pu ing it in US and UK terminology.
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Jenni Mackie says:
Thank you for the sooo cute decorations. Bright and sunny colours will go well here in Australia.
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tizzziana says:
just wondering is 182 cast on right, i did my first one had to use 9 instead of 6 baubles it’s 15cms
long
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poppyandbliss says:
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Hi there, yes 182 ch is correct. My finished ribbon ended up aprox 80 cm so you may have
looser tension than I do to end up with a bigger tree.
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tizzziana says:
ah yes could be that alright, i tried it again with fewer stitches and it looked like the picture. It’s
sparkle red wool i got in Dealz. Thanks for ge ing back so quickly. I’m still learning with wool
tensions. Thanks again. Appreciated
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isabel freeman says:
I love these! Modern and cute too. I have made 3 red ones so far using red heart super saver yarn
and will make 3 more green ones to make a line of them at my window. Thankyou for a great
design and easy pa ern to follow
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montymum12 says:
I love it- almost-instant gratification. Ideal project for our li le crochet group where we share and
de-stress! Thank you.
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Alana Rose says:
love the tree!!! I’m using a variegated thinker yarn…a tad fuzzy and thicker is spots…using a 3.25
hook…nearly 2 sizes smaller than the yarn requires….turning out well!
when pu ing the tree “together” I took another small hook and poked it through the base of the
tree to hold it together then i placed the balls next to it and drew the needle through works
like a charm!
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poppyandbliss says:
That’s an excellent idea Alana! Wish I had’ve thought of it as I found this part annoyingly
fiddly!
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Gwen Haney says:
Love the idea and would like to print this but can’t find a print bu on. I am going to save this
page and make a couple later.
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poppyandbliss says:
Hi Gwen, unfortunately I don’t have the option to print free pa erns from the site as yet but I
do hope you’ll come back soon to make some trees for yourself.
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Marie-Therese Rudell says:

how can I print out the directions for making these?
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poppyandbliss says:
I’m sorry Marie-Therese but I don’t have a print option available yet
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Maza says:
Gwen & Marie-Therese, you could copy and paste the pa ern to a word document, and then print
it.
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poppyandbliss says:
Yes, this is an option for everyone. As long as it’s only for personal use, then this is the best
way to print a copy for yourself.
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Jayn says:
on December 3, 2015 at 12:25 am
I made this, slight smaller to suit, and the result is great! One suggestion that worked for me – I
left a long tail to begin, and used the beginning end as the top, then used the tail instead of a
separate thread.
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ines velez says:

muy ingenioso que buena creatividad. gracias por compartirla.DIos te bendiga
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Grace says:
Hi
These trees are so cute! Thank you so much for sharing!
I am having trouble stuffing the baubles with the tail, its really hard to get in there and mine are
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ending up kind of oval shaped yours looks perfect do you have any tips or ideas to help?
Thanks xo
Grace
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poppyandbliss says:
Hi Grace it is a bit fiddly, I didn’t do anything special except to use the end of my hook to get
the yarn stuffed in and give them a squish with my fingers to make them more rounded.
Maybe cut some of your tail off and try with less yarn might help. Cheers Michelle
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Ellen Kerr says:

on March 20, 2016 at 12:09 pm
Hi, I love this pa ern! What brand of yarn did you use? Thanks, Ellen K.
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poppyandbliss says:
on March 20, 2016 at 7:30 pm
Hi Ellen I just used scraps of dk/8ply co on yarn (various brands) but any yarn will do.
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Ann austin says:

on October 5, 2016 at 2:43 am
I’m excited about making one of these I think they are so cute
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carolinevoaden says:
on October 6, 2016 at 10:15 pm
I’m going to have these hanging in my shop window come December… they’re great!
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Pam Weldon says:
I’m busy with one now, but NCIS is on! I’ll let you know how I get on.
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lolo2410 says:
Wow!!
This is amazing!! So unusual, I’ve never seem anything like this before. So modern for something
that has been crocheted…. Forget making Sunday lunch, I’m starting on this immediately!!!
…pizza anyone???
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Janka says:
To je nádhera. Moc se mi to líbí a určitě brzy vyzkouším.
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Kate says:
Love it!
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Geri says:
These are adorable. If you don’t want to make the baubles, you could use those fuzzy Pom-poms
and just be careful when assembling to not pull too tightly.
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Amy says:
So cute! My 12 year old daughter and I are making some for our tree. Thank you for sharing the
pa ern.
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poppyandbliss says:
My pleasure That’s so great to hear that you are enjoying mum & daughter time making
them together
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Di Vito Liz says:

this pa ern could it also work with a loom kni er? I think I’ll try it both ways
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Di Vito Liz says:
I think I’ll try this both ways crochet and loom kni ing
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Di Vito Liz says:

I’ll try this, i think I can also try by loom kni ing, love it
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Di Vito Liz says:
love it
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Di Vito Liz says:

sorry I meant spool kni ing, and sorry that I posted 4 times
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eurika says:
I love the pa ern. Dont you have the kni ing pa ern as well
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poppyandbliss says:
Thank you I only have a crochet pa ern for these
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Judy says:
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Time to try and get a bit Christmassy………..small ornaments is a start. Sharing on from Poppy
and Bliss with thanks
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Kathy says:
Just wondering – when you say foundation row:CH182, do you mean you have to do the
foundation chain, a normal chain then start the next step, OR do you mean do your chains, do sc
to make the chain stiff and not turn then start the next step.
Seems lately I’ve been seeing foundation chain on pa erns and everyone wants you to do
something different with it. I really want to give this a go, but want to clarify which way you
mean first. Thanks!
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poppyandbliss says:
Hi Kathy
Sorry for the confusion. My bad wording! I meant start with a normal chain then start the next
step. I hope that helps.
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Michelle
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Kathy says:
Not a problem at all!!
Thank you for the clarification. Its greatly appreciated. (It did however, force me to
learn how to do the foundation chain and it actually looks pre y great! (though, I only got
about 10 stitches along haha)
Mary Theuma. says:

on March 16, 2017 at 11:50 pm
Thanks for sharing this pa ern. I saved this pa ern for doing it later on.
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poppyandbliss says:
on March 17, 2017 at 9:01 am
My pleasure I hope you’ll enjoy making it
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Angelica Calve-Vicens says:
on May 31, 2017 at 6:23 am
Wow! What a discovery! I love everything I’ve seen here at your place… I’ve “landed” following
the link to your feathers: such a wonderful idea and pa ern: thank you so much for sharing it for
free! I’ve become your devoted follower! ^_^
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agnes says:
on September 14, 2017 at 11:34 pm
I have made quite a few of these, all different sizes, some of the smaller ones with beads. They are
so pre y!! Thank you for the instructions. They were up so quickly.
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wag831 says:
They have been here for a few years but every autumn en winter these cute trees pop up again, so
I have to make a few as they are so cute and kidsproof. Thanks for the instructions.
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Theresa says:
Cute li le decorations. I am going to give them a try. I am a fairly new crocheter and am not sure
what the dc in () means after the sc? ” 2 sc (dc) into each st (12 sc/dc)”
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poppyandbliss says:
Hi Theresa the (dc) is the UK/Aus terminology for sc where it is called double crochet (dc) You
will just pay a ention to the terminology you are used to
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Hooking~With~Style says:
on January 16, 2018 at 5:46 am
I dub thee as the ULTIMATE CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT… LOL! Thanks so much for sharing! I
love seeing this pa ern pop up every year in time for Christmas. ! It’s such a versatile pa ern and
so quick and easy to whip up a few for Ornaments and gift appliqués instead of curly ribbons!
Thanks again Michelle.
Sincerely,
Michelle
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Theresa Bishopp says:
on June 30, 2018 at 7:54 am
Have you done these with beads? I plan on using beads and am trying to think of ways to a ach
them.
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poppyandbliss says:
on June 30, 2018 at 10:32 am
Hi Theresa, I haven’t tried with beads myself but I know others have. You could use the same
instructions I’ve given here just substituting your beads for the crochet beads Ive used here.
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Jeanne Abbo says:
on July 25, 2018 at 2:45 am
Love the pa ern and have go en lots of rave reviews on it. I used purchased pom-poms and bells.
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Crochet Ribbon Christmas Tree Pattern

Posted on November 17, 2015 by poppyandbliss

So without further ado here ’tis…

Crochet Ribbon Christmas Tree

What you’ll need:

Aprox 3 g each in 6 diﬀerent colours for the baubles

US Terms Used (UK/Aus terms in brackets)

sc (dc) – single crochet (double crochet)

hdc (htr) – half double crochet (half treble)

Foundation row: Ch 182

Worked in spiral rounds

Round 1: working into ring, ch 1 (not counted as a st), 6 sc (dc)

Round 2: 2 sc (dc) into each st (12 sc/dc)

Give your tree a li le ‘foof’ and hang for everyone to admire.

Until next time

92 thoughts on “Crochet Ribbon Christmas Tree Pattern”

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