What do you associate with winter? For me, it is blue sky and sparkling white snow, falling snowflakes that you can catch with your hand, sleeping nature covered with a white cozy snow blanket, and of course, Christmas and New Year.
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I live in the Pacific Northwest where we have a lot of rain and no snow. If we want to see the snow, we have to drive to the mountains. I grew up in a place with a beautiful white winter and sometimes I am missing snow during rainy winter days.
So, I decided to create this crochet Winter wall art with a tree covered in snow to have beautiful winter in my room all the time. This crochet wall art will also make a great handmade gift.
I love to create wall arts using crochet appliques. To do that, you just need to crochet the pieces, arrange them on a canvas, and then glue them down.
If you are looking for more crochet wall art ideas, check out this collection of Crochet Wall Art Ideas and blog posts under the tag Wall Art.
More crochet ideas for home decoration can be found HERE.
I hope you will like my winter tree crochet wall art and will get inspired to create your own art!
You may also like these winter-themed and Christmas projects: crochet Snow Globe, crochet Winter ornaments, Snowman Catching Snowflakes wall art, crochet Gingerbread Hearts, crochet Heart Gnome, crochet Melted Snowman, and crochet Heart Snowflake.
All my Christmas crochet patterns can be found on this blog under the tag Christmas.
You can Pin this wall art idea to your Pinterest Board for later HERE.
How to Make the Winter Tree Crochet Wall Art
For this Winter tree project, you need to crochet a tree and a lot of small snowflakes and then glue them to the canvas.
Materials I used:
For the tree:
For the snowflakes:
For the background, I used 9 x12 canvas.
You will also need a hot glue gun.
Directions:
1. Paint a canvas in light blue color.
2. Crochet snowflakes.
Snowflakes for this project I made using patterns from the book “White Christmas in thread crochet” by Kathryn Clark. I chose only small snowflakes in diameter 2-3/4” the biggest.
3. Block and starch snowflakes.
4. Crochet a tree. The pattern for the tree can be found in my Etsy shop.
5. Block the tree.
6. Using a glue gun, glue the tree and the snowflakes to the canvas.
Later on, I designed a pattern for a small snowflake, which is about only 1” in diameter. This tiny snowflake is made from crochet cotton size 20 and I used a crochet hook 1.5 mm.
Using patterns for the small snowflake and for the tree, I created another Winter wall art (see picture below).
The crochet pattern for this Winter Tree is available in my Etsy Shop. It includes instructions for the tree and small snowflake.
I hope you enjoyed this winter tree crochet art project!
Happy Crocheting!
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