Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
π Add festive charm to your holiday dΓ©cor with the Jingle Bells Tree Skirt crochet tutorial!
In this video, you'll learn how to create a stunning Christmas tree skirt using a blend of traditional crochet stitches and the elegant filet crochet technique. Perfect for intermediate crocheters, this pattern features playful bell motifs and classic textures that bring warmth and whimsy to your seasonal setup.
MATERIALS:
The thread used in tutorial is Aunt Lydia's:
Red amzn.to/4iL46Zu
White amzn.to/3VNNk1O
Metallic Gold (350 yds or 4 balls) amzn.to/41MqueW
Crochet hook is 1.75 mm.
My tree skirt measures about 17 inches in diameter.
WRITTEN PATTERN and CHART are here: handmadebyraine.com/jingle-bells-tree-skirt
Ad-free printable PDF pattern is available on:
Ravelry ravelry.com/patterns/library/jingle-bells-tree-skirt
Etsy etsy.com/listing/4402662766/jingle-bells-tree-skirt-pdf-crochet
Payhip payhip.com/b/YhmH5
Abbreviations in tutorial:
ch = chain
slst = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
sk = skip
** = repeat
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:48 Materials
01:34 Rounds 1-4
05:33 Round 5
07:27 Rounds 6-11
16:52 Round 12
19:19 Filet Crochet
49:15 Blocking Instructions
The presenter decided to skip the very last round from the pattern, ending with two rounds of open blocks after the jingle bells (47:11-47:23).
A white border is added around the entire tree skirt (47:27-49:12).
My social media:
Web handmadebyraine.com
Etsy etsy.com/shop/HandmadeByRaine
Facebook facebook.com/handmadebyraine
Pinterest pinterest.com/handmadebyraine
Instagram instagram.com/handmadebyraine
TikTok tiktok.com/@handmadebyraine
Some links are affiliate, meaning I'll make a small commission if you make a purchase, but this is at no cost to you.
COPYRIGHT:
You may not sell my pattern or claim it as your own.
You may make items to sell (i.e. on Etsy, at craft fairs) from my pattern but I ask that you link back to my blog handmadebyraine.com and provide credit for the pattern.
You are welcome to share my pattern on social media as long as you link back directly to my blog post (providing the link). No copy & paste of my pattern will be allowed under any circumstances.
#handmadebyraine #howtocrochet
π Add festive charm to your holiday dΓ©cor with the Jingle Bells Tree Skirt crochet tutorial!
In this video, you'll learn how to create a stunning Christmas tree skirt using a blend of traditional crochet stitches and the elegant filet crochet technique. Perfect for intermediate crocheters, this pattern features playful bell motifs and classic textures that bring warmth and whimsy to your seasonal setup.
MATERIALS:
The thread used in tutorial is Aunt Lydia's:
Red amzn.to/4iL46Zu
White amzn.to/3VNNk1O
Metallic Gold (350 yds or 4 balls) amzn.to/41MqueW
Crochet hook is 1.75 mm.
My tree skirt measures about 17 inches in diameter.
WRITTEN PATTERN and CHART are here: handmadebyraine.com/jingle-bells-tree-skirt
Ad-free printable PDF pattern is available on:
Ravelry ravelry.com/patterns/library/jingle-bells-tree-skirt
Etsy etsy.com/listing/4402662766/jingle-bells-tree-skirt-pdf-crochet
Payhip payhip.com/b/YhmH5
Abbreviations in tutorial:
ch = chain
slst = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
sk = skip
** = repeat
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:48 Materials
01:34 Rounds 1-4
05:33 Round 5
07:27 Rounds 6-11
16:52 Round 12
19:19 Filet Crochet
49:15 Blocking Instructions
The presenter decided to skip the very last round from the pattern, ending with two rounds of open blocks after the jingle bells (47:11-47:23).
A white border is added around the entire tree skirt (47:27-49:12).
My social media:
Web handmadebyraine.com
Etsy etsy.com/shop/HandmadeByRaine
Facebook facebook.com/handmadebyraine
Pinterest pinterest.com/handmadebyraine
Instagram instagram.com/handmadebyraine
TikTok tiktok.com/@handmadebyraine
Some links are affiliate, meaning I'll make a small commission if you make a purchase, but this is at no cost to you.
COPYRIGHT:
You may not sell my pattern or claim it as your own.
You may make items to sell (i.e. on Etsy, at craft fairs) from my pattern but I ask that you link back to my blog handmadebyraine.com and provide credit for the pattern.
You are welcome to share my pattern on social media as long as you link back directly to my blog post (providing the link). No copy & paste of my pattern will be allowed under any circumstances.
#handmadebyraine #howtocrochet










