I found this other pleated tree skirt tutorial that can be used to make a pleated tree skirt - here. I love Lisa's upcycled version - and check out here what to do if your tree base is too small and keeps falling over. Head over to Bernina's blog We All Sew to get the free template and tutorial for this cute mini tree skirt.

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Adorable detail from the log cabin tree - check out this quilted tree skirt tutorial at Quilt Scapes.

The black and white buffalo plaid with green felt applique - find the tutorial here (edit: currently, the link is not working. Embroidered Layered Patches by The House That Lars Built make a stunning tree skirt that's just as fabulous as the actual tree! Learn how to sew a quilted tree skirt - this carpenter star tree skirt is a free pattern, it comes together quickly and looks amazing!

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If you are looking to sew a new Christmas tree skirt, here is a great list of popular free Christmas tree skirt patterns and ideas for Christmas tree skirts for you to try out! I'd never think of this, but did you know you can sew your own tree skirt from naturally dyed fabric! I love tree skirts as they will encircle the tree base and hide the stand while adding that perfect holiday feel - choose your favorite!

Christmas tree skirts come in a number of sizes that depend on the size - height and width of your Christmas tree. And it might surprise you that I did not include the pattern I used for my own Christmas tree skirt. She mentions the project was so easy it might even take you longer to pick your fabric than to finish this fun Christmas sewing project.

Black Tree Skirt - Etsy UK Red and Black Tree Skirt - Etsy UK

As a rule of thumb, your Christmas tree skirt should be just a few inches wider than your Christmas tree at its widest point. And by all means, do take into account the part you want to have visible at all times - the beautiful handmade tree skirt you're about to sew deserves to be seen and noticed! Perfect if you're not into the traditional reds and greens for Christmas - tutorial here at Nalle's House!With your tree skirt extending a few inches beyond the widest branches, it will remain visible even with a few gift boxes stacked around. The most common size for a Christmas tree skirt, however, is somewhere at 50" - 55" in diameter, as this size is suitable for most 6'-8' tall Christmas trees (average size). Edited: I'm adding a few pieces of useful information to determine the size of your ideal Christmas tree skirt since quite a few readers requested more info about it. The easiest way to find out your best tree skirt size is by measuring the width of your longest, widest branches.