Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern (Chunky Knit)
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This chunky knitted Christmas tree skirt is fast and easy to make, all you need is a few supplies and an afternoon to get knitting!
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Making a chunky hand-knit length that can wrap around the bottom of your tree to hide the unsightly stand is really easy with this pattern.
This cover-up is simply made, knit in one long length, then wrapped around the stand.
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Pom-poms were added in large and extra-large sizes in red and white yarn.
Knit with a soft alpaca wool blend, this really is a project that you will want to make!
A Chunky Knit Christmas Tree Skirt
When you finish putting the tree up and you look at how beautiful it is….your eyes travel down to the stand and it doesn’t look quite right.
So the only thing that will finish it off properly is a handmade white tree skirt to hide that stand!
This knitted option is not only fast to make but it feels really cozy.
You can make in any color and add more or fewer pom poms to the outer edge.
More Home Decor Patterns
This tree skirt pattern is great for any beginners who are learning how to knit.
For more free patterns that have been knit with 25mm (US 50) size needles please take a look at these posts:
- Easy Squishy Knit Throw Blanket Pattern
- Chunky Cable Blanket Knitting Pattern
- Christmas Throw Blanket Pattern
- Free Christmas Knitting Patterns
Resources and tutorials you may find helpful in following this pattern:
- Knitting cast-on methods.
- Knitting Lessons
- How to cast on knitting.
- How to cast off knitting.
- How to knit the garter stitch.
- How to knit the purl stitch.
- How to knit stockinette stitch.
- How to read knitting patterns.
- Knitting abbreviations and terms.
- How to knit rib stitch.
- How to knit with two strands of yarn together.
Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern
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Notes
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Skill Level – Basic
The Supplies You Need
Yarn
Super Bulky/Super Chunky/14 Ply yarn. (Yarn Weight Guide)
Yarn Art Alpine Alpaca (150g/5,28oz/120m/131,23 yds) in the following colours:
- Red 434 x 1 skein
- Cream 433 x 6 skeins
Substitute yarn suggestion: Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick and Quick in Fisherman – you will need approx – 6 skeins.
Needles
Notions
Gauge
10 x 10 cm /4 x 4 inches = 4 sts and 6 rows
Size
Size of knitted length – Laying flat:
Length = 62 inches / 157 cm
Width = 26 inches / 66 cm
*You can make this shorter or longer – depending on the size of your Christmas tree.*
Abbreviations
- CO – Cast on
- Cont – Continue
- K = Knit
- P – Purl
- Rep = Repeat
- St(s) = Stitch(es)
Pattern
With two strands of yarn held together – Cast on 30 sts
Row 1: knit to the end of the row.
Row 2: Purl to the end of the row.
Rep rows 1 and 2 (to form stockinette stitch) until your knitted length measures 62 inches.
*You can make this shorter or longer – depending on the size of your Christmas tree.*
Cast off.
Weave in any loose ends.
Making Up
Add pom poms to one edge of the knitted length – I added 5 extra-large in white yarn and 6 in the large size.
I stitched the pom poms 4 inches / 10 cm apart.
Weave in all loose ends.
The tree skirt is not seamed together – you wrap it around your Christmas tree base loosely and arrange it like it is a blanket, with the pom poms at the front and the ends at the back of the base, hidden from view.
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