Crochet Christmas Tree Decorations – 18 Festive Free Patterns

This bright and cheerful Christmas bunting of granny triangles looks equally stunning hung on your mantel or wrapped around your Christmas tree. Tassels give this crochet garland a boho vibe.

With just three rounds, this easy Christmas tree ornament crochet pattern whips up in no time! You can display them not only at Christmas but through the entire winter season. You can also use these crochet snowflakes as gift toppers. Or make them in crochet thread for earrings.

Making this cute ornament will fill you with Christmas spirit! It's made entirely with single crochet stitches, making it appropriate for any skill level—even a beginner. The pattern also includes a photo tutorial and video tutorial!

Use your leftover yarn to create these colorful granny Christmas baubles. They look stunning in just about any color combination and can be easily customized to complement your holiday decor.

These Christmas baubles use the granny stitch in a completely different way. The great thing about this pattern is how you can create several different designs, just by changing the placement of your color changes. The designer has included instructions for all five variations pictured here.

These gorgeous ornaments are full of texure and give a cozy, handmade feel to your holiday decor. The braided accent is easy to create, made even easier with the video tutorial. Free sign-up required to access the pattern.

These adorable Christmas lights will add a touch of nostalgia and a pop of bright color to your tree! Hang them individually or string them together for a festive garland. They require no sewing and the tail can be used as hanging loop or to attach them to the garland.

If you like to dabble in other fiber arts in addition to crochet, you will love these embroidered crochet Christmas ornaments. The crochet part couldn't be simpler—just two circles. Then you'll embroider the wreath using French knots. If you're new to embroidery, the pattern page links to a video tutorial.

This sweet little crochet wreath ornament gets its fun texture from crochet bobble stitches. You'll only need about 12 yards of worsted weight yarn for this one, making it a perfect scrap yarn project.

It only takes 15 minutes to make this beautiful crochet star ornament. That means you have time to make one in every color of the rainbow—and you'll want to! You can also use these motifs to make a pretty crochet garland.

This crochet snowman never melts, but his lovable face will melt your heart. Every little detail—from his classic black top hat, to his carrot nose, to the sprig of holly in his hat—adds to his holiday charm.

When one Christmas tree is not enough, why not make a whole string of them? This garland of rustic tree ornaments alternates bean stitch Christmas trees with simple stars for a whimsical look.

Kids will love these delightful gingerbread men and women, which hold candy canes for an extra sweet treat. They would be a great addition to a gift package, too. You might also like the reindeer and snowman versions.

For a different variation of crochet star ornaments, try these dazzling Christmas stars. They're easier than they look! Tuck one into a Christmas card for a thoughtful handmade gift.

This darling little guy, with his pointy hat and pom pom beard, can be made into Santa Claus or a gnome. Wooden beads and simple embroidery add the perfect finish.

These pretty textured crochet Christmas baubles look lovely in any color. They incorporate some advanced crochet stitches. But with detailed photo tutorials, crocheters of any skill level should be able to complete the pattern successfully.

Inspired by German gingerbread hearts, or Lebkuchenherzen, these crochet gingerbread ornaments look almost good enough to eat! Simple embroidery, buttons, and beads make up the "icing" designs.

Make these tiny Santa hats as Christmas ornaments. Or use them for keychains, car charms, or even a garland. This easy pattern would make a great beginner project.