Tilda Inspired Christmas Knitting Pattern, Tree in layers

It was in one of those glossy printed books that this plain but striking Christmas tree caught my attention. And now I'm hoping that this Tilda inspired Christmas knitting pattern will bring the same charm to your inspiration and home.

Looking at my image, there are so many ways to make it look more striking, but that's your challenge. I've provided the base pattern, and you improve it.

Deal?

Tilda Inspired Christmas Tree Knitting Pattern Tilda Inspired Christmas Knitting Pattern, Tree in layers


tilda inspired christmas knitting pattern


MATERIALS NEEDED:

  • Double Knit Yarn in red (I used Elle DK/Light worsted yarn)
  • Knitting Needles according to the thickness of your yarn.
  • Blunt Needles (stitching it together)
  • A Star button or crochet a star
  • Toy filling
  • Terracotta Pot or a container of your choice
  • Glue Gun
  • Wooden Skewer
  • The Pattern

I found the Snow Blossom DK Yarn on Amazon that looks similar to what I've used

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knitting techniques used:

  • Casting on stitches
  • How to make a knit stitch
  • Yarn forward
  • Yarn to the back
  • Casting off stitches


size / dimensions (approximate):

top part

2.2" wide (5.5 cm) x 1.5" high (approximate 3.8cm)

middle PART

4" wide (10 cm) x 1.5" high (approximate 3.8cm)

Bottom PART

5.5" wide (14 cm) x 1.5" high (approximate 3.8cm)

skill level:

Easy.

This knitting project is knit in stocking stitch.

Stocking stitch = knit all uneven rows and

                              purl all even rows.


ABBREVIATIONS

k     - knit

p     - purl

st    - stitch

sts   - stitches


knitting pattern instructions


stitch PATTERN for the tilda inspired christmas tree:


Top part of the tree

Cast on 10 sts.

Knit 18 rows in stocking stitch.

Cast off and leave a long tail.

Fold your piece in half, right sides facing and slip stitch around outer edge, leaving a small gap in one side.

Stuff lightly with toy filling and close the gap.


middle PART OF THE TREE

Cast on 18 sts.

Knit 18 rows in stocking stitch.

Cast off and leave a long tail.

Fold your piece in half,  right sides facing and slip stitch around outer edge, leaving a small gap in one side.

Stuff lightly with toy filling and close the gap.


bottom PART OF THE TREE

Cast on 26 sts.

Knit 18 rows in stocking stitch.

Cast off and leave a long tail.

Fold your piece in half,  right sides facing and slip stitch around outer edge, leaving a small gap in one side.

Stuff lightly with toy filling and close the gap.


Add some wooden stars to your Christmas Tree (from Amazon)


making up the christmas tree:

Warm up your glue gun and postion your 3 'branches' on the skewer, leaving about 4.5" from the bottom of the skewer. Glue to the skewer.

Attach a star to the top of the skewer.

Decorate the 'branches' and star with buttons or embellishments of your choice.

Plant the skewer in your pot (use glue or sand).

And there you have it, be creative and please share your makes with me on Instagram with #easyonthetongue.

Happy Knitting!"
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