Tree pattern

[dw1031]

I will post a picture if anyone could tell me how. I tried to copy andpaste. But it didn't work. Thanks

[dw1031]

Maybe this will work, this is my 1st tree. I am on my 4th one now!!

[dw1031]

Thanks for sharing this - I really like it in the white. Early when I went to michaels I saw a purple tree -- thinking I might make ours this year in lavender? Something I might keep up longer than the holidays - maybe making it a seasonal tree?

 

I also like the idea of a seasonal tree. Maybe little eggs on it for Easter, Hearts for Valetines day, ect.. Sounds like alot of fun!!!

[jmigs0]

What color yarn did you use?

[dw1031]

If you are asking me, I used a cream color, but I don't have the label to tell you exactly. I think green with white trim would be very pretty.

[sarisue]

Oh my gosh I am amazed at all the people making my tree. It makes me feel good to know it is liked by so many. I love seeing all the pictures and ideas for different holidays too, thanks so much for all the kind words.

[dw1031]

I have made 8 Christmas trees. I am proud of everyone of them. Thanks again for the wonderful pattern

[creativegoodness]

That is simply wonderful. For sure to be a white Christmas with that:flake You put a lot of time into that, and I appreciate you sharing the pattern!!!

[sandvi]

hai sarisue thanks for the pattern here is my try

[dw1031]

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This sure is pretty with the white trim.

[Monique39]

Very pretty!

[aerial25]

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Tree Working in BACK LOOPS ONLY for all rows

 

Christmas tree crochet pattern - About 12" tall Mine didn't need a cone as it stood up by itself but one can be used if needed.

 

one skein white or green WW yarn, size G hook, gold/white metallic crochet thread for trim, size 7 steel hook

 

[To decrease in Double Crochet (dec dc) Yo and insert the hook into stitch, Yo and pull the yarn through lp, Yo and pull the yarn through 2 lps on the hook, insert the hook into the next st, Yo and pull the yarn through lp, YO and pull the yarn through 2 lps on the hook, YO and pull the yarn through the 3 lps left, leaving 1 lp on the hook.]

 

Working in BACK LOOPS ONLY for all rows, ch 3 counts as 1 dc.

1. ch 50, sl st to form ring, ch 3, dc in each ch. join (50 dc)

2. ch 3, dc in 7 dc, dec 2 dc tog {dc in 8 dc, dec 2 dc tog} repeat between {} around join.

3. ch 3, dc even around join.

4. ch 3, dc in 6 dc, dec 2 dc tog {dc in 7 dc, dec 2 dc tog} repeat between {} around join.

5. ch 3, dc even around join.

6. ch 3, dc in 5 dc, dec 2 dc tog {dc in 6 dc, dec 2 dc tog}, repeat between {} around join.

7. ch 3, dc even around join.

8. ch 3, dc in 4 dc, dec 2 dc tog {dc in 5 dc, dec 2 dc tog}, repeat between {} around join.

9. ch 3, dc even around join.

10. ch 3, dc in 3 dc, dc 2 dc tog {dc in 4 dc, dec 2 dc tog}, repeat between {} around join.

11. ch 3, dc even around join.

12. ch 3, dc in 2 dc, dec 2 dc tog {dc in 3 dc, dec 2 dc tog} repeat between {} around join,

13. ch 3, dc in 1 dc, dec 2 dc tog {dc in 2 dc, dec 2 dc tog} repeat between {} around join,

14. ch 3, dec 2 dc tog {dc in 1 dc, dec 2 dc tog} repeat between {} around join.

15. ch 3, dc in next dc, {dec 2 dc tog} repeat between {}

Branches- Note= Branches might ruffle up but can easily be hand brushed down after being trimmed and finished. I start from the bottom row holding the tree with the top (point) toward my face

 

All rows for one set of branches

1.- attatch yarn in first unworked loop of row (sc,hdc,dc,hdc,sc) in same st *{skip next st, sc,hdc,dc,hdc,sc in next st}* repeat between * around join fasten off.

2.--Gold trim on each branch -- working in BACK LOOPS only attatch yarn in first sc, sc in same sc, ch 2 sc in next hdc, ch 3 sc in next dc, ch 3 sl st in side of sc just made (for picot} sc in same dc, ch 3 sc in next hdc, ch 2 sc in next sc, *{ch 2 sc in next sc, ch 2 sc in next hdc, ch 3 sc in next dc, ch 3 sl st in side of sc just made (for picot) sc in same dc, ch 3 sc in next hdc, ch 2 sc in next sc}* repeat from * around join in first sc. fasten off Copyright 2006 By SallyAnn Hopping

Ok to sell items made with credit to me for the design.

Thanks

Sarisue

I love this tree and I will have to make it for myself and my daughters.

Thank you so much for sharing the pattern.

aerial25

[aerial25]

I love it, I will have to make one for me and my daughters.

Thank you so much for sharing it.

[zluv143]

Thank you for such a lovely tree. I will certainly enjoy it on my table.

[sarisue]

Hi everyone thanks for all the kind words on my pattern I appreciate them so much as it's not easy writing patterns that will be liked. I was just wondering if anyone has any other remarks on my pattern as I have seen a negative review of it by some one who changed it to make it less full criticizing mine and don't think it's fair but then I like the pattern full the way it is. LOL sorry removed it from there but not here because of trouble being given there repetedly.

Edited November 5, 2011 by sarisue

[Startigerlily]

Wow, that's gorgeous! Thanks for the pattern.

[spiritwalker]

The Christmas tree is lovely and would make a beautiful center piece.

[TCarra]

Hi everyone thanks for all the kind words on my pattern I appreciate them so much as it's not easy writing patterns that will be liked. I was just wondering if anyone has any other remarks on my pattern as I have seen a negative review of it by some one who changed it to make it less full, critisizing mine and don't think it's fair but then I like the pattern full the way it is. LOL

 

Hi sarisue ~ First, I just wanted to say that I hope you were not "inviting" criticism by your statement above . (Maybe I read that wrong.) Second, you can be very proud of your pattern! It is lovely. I made two of them last year as gifts.

 

I can only imagine how you feel. It's one thing to change someone's pattern. It is unkind to criticize your work as a comparison. If it has something to do with this site, maybe you should consider contacting the moderators. I believe they would be able to help you resolve this the best way possible.

 

Wishing you a peaceful resolution. I'm sorry this happened to you.

[DebraKay]

BTW -- I LOVE the fullness of this tree! It is what sets it apart from some of the others online. I think it is beautiful just the way it is. But I would not insult the designers of less full trees either. We all like different things. That is part of the wonderful nature of things! Diversity and variety!

[DebraKay]

....Wishing you a peaceful resolution. I'm sorry this happened to you.

 

Well said -- I hope so too!

[sarisue]

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Hi sarisue ~>>>>>..I can only imagine how you feel. It's one thing to change someone's pattern. It is unkind to criticize your work as a comparison. Wishing you a peaceful resolution. I'm sorry this happened to you.

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Thanks alot for this I appreciate the reply very much. I wasn't looking for criticism but I can take it when reasonable.

Edited November 3, 2011 by sarisue

[bigfunfam]

Such a pretty tree! I admired it last year, but never found time to make one. Hopefully this year I'll actually get one made

[sarisue]

>>>>>> BTW -- I LOVE the fullness of this tree! It is what sets it apart from some of the others online. I think it is beautiful just the way it is. But I would not insult the designers of less full trees either. We all like different things. That is part of the wonderful nature of things! Diversity and variety!<<<<<,

 

Thanks so much for this reply I do apreciate it and ALL the rest of it too.

Edited November 3, 2011 by sarisue

[monaliza]

very pretty!!

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[sahm2g1b]

I think it's beautiful!