Celtic Christmas Tree Trio

Celtic Christmas Tree Trio The Celtic Christmas Tree Trio project is perfect for a home decoration but it can also be used as a unique motif to be appliqued onto a variety of finished projects, such as: a stocking, gift bag, tree skirt, blanket, pillow, sweater or hat. I decided to create these 3 sizes of a Celtic Christmas Tree after making the Celtic Christmas Keyhole Scarf (that you can see here). I loved how the Celtic Knot tree looked[Read more]

Celtic Christmas Keyhole Scarf

Celtic Christmas Keyhole Scarf The Celtic Christmas Keyhole Scarf is an easy crochet accessory that uses basic stitches and a small amount of yarn. I love wearing Christmas-themed accessories and jewelry at Christmastime but I realized that I mostly had only jewelry. So, I thought it would be good to create this scarf that could be worn to keep me warm outdoors or with a simple blouse indoors. I wanted the Celtic Christmas Tree feature to be front and center![Read more]

Celtic Christmas Crochet Earrings

Celtic Christmas Crochet Earrings The Celtic Christmas Crochet Earrings are a fun and quick project that uses basic crochet stitches and a small amount of Size 10 cotton crochet thread. These earrings are modeled after my very popular Celtic Christmas Garland (that you can see here). Since everyone loves the elegant simplicity of the Celtic Christmas Tree, I thought it would be good to make a mini-version that can be worn as earrings or even a simple pendant necklace! Click[Read more]

Crochet Christmas Garland

Crochet Christmas Garland Crochet Garlands are fun to see hanging amongst your home decor and even more fun to make! This Crochet Christmas Garland is easy to crochet and has a unique Celtic flair with the Celtic Knots making up each tree motif. Since this is a decoration and probably will not be washed often, you can even use hot glue to join the knots and the trees to the garland length making this also a quick project! You can[Read more]

Trinity Knot Christmas Tree – Celtic Knot pattern

  Several Christmases ago I posted a photo of a lacy Christmas tree I had crocheted from an out-of-print leaflet.  It is one of my most asked about posts!  I had made the Christmas tree as part of a display I had put up at my local craft store to advertise for my upcoming crochet classes.   Since so many people have asked for the pattern (and it is very hard to find), I decided to create my own Celtic[Read more]