How to Crochet Laced Edge Mini Beaded Christmas Tree Charm

Imagine transforming a simple strand of yarn into pure holiday magic in just an afternoon! This charming crochet Christmas tree ornament brings festive warmth and cheer wherever you place it. It serves as an adorable piece of Christmas decoration, hanging gracefully from evergreen branches or holiday garlands.

Crochet Laced Edge Mini Beaded Christmas Tree

You can also hang it on door handles and curtain tiebacks for cozy room decoration, or display it along fireplace mantels for festive home decoration throughout the winter season. Handcrafted with love and topped with pearl accents, these sweet trees also make wonderful, heartfelt gifts for loved ones and holiday hosts.

Project Details

Difficulty Level: Beginner (Easy)

• Why: The project works up quickly using standard granny square techniques shaped into a flat triangle. It only relies on basic foundational crochet stitches (chains, slip stitches, single crochets, and double crochets) worked in repetitive groups, making it stress-free and ideal for beginners.

Pattern Abbreviations

• ch: Chain

• sl st: Slip stitch

• sc: Single crochet

• sc inc: Single crochet increase (2 single crochets in  the same stitch)

• dc: Double crochet

• spc: Space (chain space)

• st / sts: Stitch / Stitches

Materials Needed

• Yarn: 3-ply yarn in Green and White

• Crochet Hook: 2.75 mm (Size C)

• Beads: 3 white/cream pearl beads (10 mm)

• Notions: Tapestry/sewing needle, thread (to sew beads), and scissors

Stitch Guide: Double Crochet (dc)

While the project uses standard stitches, the Double Crochet (dc) forms the entire body of the tree. Here is how to work it step-by-step:

1. Yarn Over: Wrap the yarn over your hook from back to front.

2. Insert Hook: Insert your hook into the designated ring, stitch, or chain space.

3. Draw Loop: Yarn over again and pull a loop through (you will have 3 loops on your hook).

4. First Pull-Through: Yarn over and pull through the first 2 loops on your hook (leaving 2 loops).

5. Finish the Stitch: Yarn over once more and pull through the remaining 2 loops. You now have one loop left on your hook, completing one double crochet.

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