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Actually, you can use any simple crocheted squares that are worked from the center in rounds. - Mine has ch-1 between double crochet clusters instead of traditional ch-2.
My biggest square has 9 rounds in total, and the smallest one has 6 rounds.
I made up the trunk. After squares were joined, I slip stitched all around the tree so that the joined squares were "one piece" and they wouldn't flop around.
You are free to add any decorations! I made hearts that are two layers sewn together just because I wanted them puffy. :)
Now this tree is on our living room wall, and making it feel like Christmas. :) I don't handle the pressure of Thanksgiving cooking well so I can't wait for next month to come. ;p
My biggest square has 9 rounds in total, and the smallest one has 6 rounds.
I made up the trunk. After squares were joined, I slip stitched all around the tree so that the joined squares were "one piece" and they wouldn't flop around.
You are free to add any decorations! I made hearts that are two layers sewn together just because I wanted them puffy. :)
Now this tree is on our living room wall, and making it feel like Christmas. :) I don't handle the pressure of Thanksgiving cooking well so I can't wait for next month to come. ;p
I really like your version, the hearts are great!
ReplyDeleteI made it last year, I am thinking about making it again this year.
I don't know if I should admit this, but I'm the person who put the tutorial on
Ravelry. I am NOT the person who invented this or wrote it up, but I listed it on Ravelry because I thought it was so cool!
I'm glad to see you posting again :-)