How to Crochet a Granny Square Christmas Tree
Image credit: naztazia via YouTube
This crochet project by naztazia on YouTube is the perfect gift idea for Christmas, but you can also use this for decor if you want. If you’re up for a challenge this week, then you should check out this video tutorial, and give this crochet project a try.
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You can add more design to your Granny square Christmas tree and make a larger or smaller version depending on your preference. So if you need a holiday craft project that’s very adorable but inexpensive, then look no further, and learn about this crocheted Christmas tree now.
Materials for Granny Square Christmas Tree:
- 150 yards or worsted weight yarn
- Crochet hook, g 4 mm hook
- Scissors
- Hot glue gun and glue sticks
- Small felt balls
- Ribbon
- Pattern (Click here to download the pattern)
How to Make a Granny Square Christmas Tree:
Step 1
Start with a slip knot and then chain four, make a slip stitch to connect the chain stitches in a ring, and chain three, this will count as one double crochet stitch. In the ring make two more double crochet stitches, then chain two for the corner, and make three more double crochet stitches all in that ring which forms the second side of the granny square.
Step 2
Now, follow it with chain two to form the second corner of the granny square, then make three more double crochet stitches in that ring which will form the third side of the granny square, and after that make chain two which forms the third corner of the granny square.
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Step 3
Finally, make the fourth set of three more double crochet stitches in that ring, then follow that with chain two to form the fourth and last corner, and slip stitch to the top of the initial chain three to close the square completely.
Step 4
Finish the granny square as demonstrated in the video, then make a medium-sized and small-sized one, and hot glue them together. Adhere the mini felt balls all over the crochet tree, then hot glue the ribbon at the top, and you’re done!
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