Free Crochet Christmas Star Garland Pattern

Here's a beautiful, free crochet Christmas Star garland you can make for the holidays!

Christmas has arrived on our mantel with the creation of this adorable crochet Christmas star garland pattern! I've includeda free pattern and photo tutorial so you can make one, too.

This Christmas Bunting Uses the Granny Stitch

I'm so happy with the way it turned out, after many tries to get it just right, of course. I made one larger stitch in between each smaller stitch which creates a pucker effect, so the star puffs up and has a lot of texture. The possibilities for colors are endless, so you can make it to match your own Christmas decor! It would also look lovely draped on a staircase, down a hallway, or hanging from a door.

This crochet Christmas star garland pattern is made using the Granny Stitch, so it works up pretty quickly. Once I got the hang of it, I could make one in about 45 minutes. I used all Red Heart Super Saver Yarn because I find it's perfect for making crafts like this, where you need strong acrylic yarn that isn't soft so it stands out straight.

See all of my other free granny stitch patterns here!

Free Crochet Christmas Star Garland Pattern

By Sara McFall of My Merry Messy Life

Abbreviations

• CH = chain
• SC = single crochet
• HDC = half double crochet
• DC = double crochet
• TC = triple or treble crochet
• SL ST = slip stitch

Materials

• Hook: H
• Yarn: Worsted – I used all Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in White, Cherry Red, and Paddy Green
• Tapestry Needle to sew in tails
• Sharp scissors to cut yarn

Pattern

Here's the pattern for the crochet Christmas star garland!

Round 1 – Cherry Red:

• CH 6. SL ST to form a circle.
• *DC, TC, DC ,CH 3 repeat from * 5 more times, total of 6 granny stitches. Fasten off.

Round 2 – White:

• You will work 2 granny stitches and a CH 3 on each red CH 3, which is also between the red granny stitches.
• In any CH 3 space, join with a SL ST, CH 3 or just work a DC onto it.
• TC, DC. CH 3.
• DC, TC, DC
• *In the next CH 3 space, work DC, TC, DC – CH 3 – DC, TC, DC.
• Repeat from * all the way around until you have 12 granny stitches. Join to the beginning CH 3 or DC with a SL ST. Fasten off.

Round 3 – Cherry Red:

• Again, like round 2, you will work 2 granny stitches and a CH 3 on each white CH 3, which is also between the white granny stitches. But this round, you will add an additional CH 1, 2 SC, CH 1 in between the sets of white granny stitches.
• In any CH 3 space, join with a SL ST, CH 2 or just work a DC onto it.
• 2 HDC, CH 3 3 HDC
• CH 1. Then, in the next space, which is in between the 2 sets of granny stitches, work 2 SC, then CH 1.
• *In the next CH 3 space, work 3 HDC, CH 3, 3 HDC
• CH 1. In the next space, work 2 SC, CH 1.*
• Repeat from * all the way around until you have worked 12 granny stitches.
• Join to the beginning CH 2 or HDC with a SL ST. Fasten off.

Round 4 – White

• To begin this round, work a SL ST, CH 1 into any 2 SC space (this counts as your first SC), then work a SC, CH 2
• *In the next CH 3 red space, work SC, DC, SC, CH 3 and then SC, DC, SC again
• CH 2, 2 SC in the space in between the red SC stitches, CH 2*
• Repeat from * all the way around until you have worked 12 granny stitches and 12 SC stitches
• Join to the beginning SL ST with a SL ST. Fasten off.

Round 5 – Green

• To begin this round, work a SL ST, CH 1 into any 2 SC space (this counts as your first SC), then work a SC, then CH 3
• *In the next CH 3 space (that's in between the 2 clustered white stitches), work 2 SC, then a picot stitch {SC, Ch 3, SL ST back in the first CH, SC}, then 2 SC
• CH 3
• 2 SC in the next white SC space*
• Repeat from * all the way around until you have worked 12 granny stitches, 12 SC stitches, and 6 picot stitches
• Join to the beginning SL ST with a SL ST. Fasten off.

How to Make it into a Garland

Here's how to make piece the crochet Christmas star garland into the garland!

• *CH 30.
• Work 3 SC onto one of the picot points of one star.
• CH 30.*
• Repeat from * until you have joined all the stars together.
• For my mantel, I needed 9 to 10 stars to stretch all the way across and my mantel is 78 inches (198 CM) long. I say 9 to 10, because it's 9 if I show the first and last CH 30, but 10 if I hide or don't do the first and last CH 30.

Hope you enjoyed making this crochet Christmas star garland pattern! Merry Crocheting and Merry Christmas!

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