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Light-up Crochet Christmas Tree
Light-up Crochet Christmas Tree
"Ever wanted to do something a little different with your crochet hook? Well this festive project allows you to add that something extra! Using off the shelf micro lights with chunky yarn, you can create a different kind of tree light this Christmas! This is a very simple Christmas Tree Pattern worked top down using a light string as a second strand of yarn. You can hang this from your tree or as a stand alone decoration and make it in any shape and size. This project makes a fun, versatile and unusual addition do your Christmas decorations!"
NotesPlease ensure you follow all safety guidance when working with lights.
Crochet Hook10 or 1.3 mm hook (steel)
Yarn Weight(6) Super Bulky/Super Chunky (4-11 stitches for 4 inches)
Finished Size8in
Materials List
- Super chunky / chunky yarn and hook to suit
- LED light string on malleable wire
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Hippie Chick
Dec 14, 2017
The designer of this tree worked the light strand with every couple of stitches and that this pattern is worked with the light string and yarn held together as if you were working with 2 strands of yarn. This is certainly a new technique for me and I must find these lights and try this for myself.
JaneEK
Dec 11, 2017
I had never heard of this type of Fairy Light string before. After a little searching, I found that a few of my local hardware and mass merch stores actually carry them. Its been a while since Ive done any serious shopping for Christmas lights. This is such a clever idea, and would make a wonderful hostess or special friend gift. Especially if you leave the tree undecorated so the recipient can use it as they please.
mulberrygalprinces s
Dec 10, 2017
These are adorable and are very easy to work with. There are some draw backs though. First although there is no plug in, there is a battery box dangling off the end of the cord of lights. And two, it eats up batteries like crazy. I suggest you use rechargeable batteries on this.
princess6860504
Dec 09, 2017
Honestly, this yarn does not look remotely super chunky! But I will take her word for it. Wow, this is such an inventive and cute novelty Christmas decor crafting idea! I always see these lights at Michaels and have dreamed of coming up with my own way of using them. The portability is what I LOVE- no cords and no outlets needed. I can just hang it on my wall!
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