Striped Christmas Tree Skirt Sewing Pattern • Heather Handmade

Learn how to make a striped Christmas tree skirt with this sewing pattern. Create a bold or scrappy look with this Christmas sewing project.

Do you love a bold Christmas look? Do you have a bunch of Christmas fabrics you want to use? Do you want to make a bold striped tree skirt or a scrappy tree skirt with the same sewing pattern?

Do you also want to make a beautiful Christmas tree skirt that can be made into so many different looks?

This Striped Christmas Tree Skirt Sewing Pattern teaches you how to sew curves, it can make a bright statement, or it can look scrappy with all the different fabrics you use. It can be made in different sizes if you leave off different stripes, and it can show off a bunch of Christmas fabrics.

IMAGINE:

Creating a beautiful Christmas tree skirt with solid colors for bold stripes
OR creating a beautiful Christmas tree skirt with mixed prints for a scrappy look
Learning to sew a curve to make the beautiful circle pieces
Enjoying the Christmas tree skirt this holiday season and for years to come

This fun Christmas tree skirt is versatile, and it can look different depending on your fabric choices.

Striped Christmas tree skirt sewing pattern features:

48 inches wide is largest size – leave of one or more stripes to make it smaller
6 inch size hole in the center
Opening in the back
Use prints or solids
Use fabric yardage or scraps
Quilted along the seams
3 layers: top, batting, backing
Edges finished with coordinating bias binding

Get the Striped Christmas tree skirt sewing pattern in my shop today. It’s a full size downloadable and printable PDF pattern. The pattern is full of photos and detailed instructions along with the pattern piece.

Christmas Tree Skirt Sewing Pattern with Scraps of Prints – Full Size

I pulled all my pink and green scraps of fabric and fat quarters along with some of my Christmas prints. It was really fun to mix and match pink and green prints. I had a bigger scrap of a pink, red, and green ornament fabric so I cut that out as the center stripe.

Since the pieces range in sizes, you can cut lots of different prints and colors to brighten up the skirt.

This Christmas tree skirt has quilting on each side of the seam, and quilting on each side of the stripes. Then I finished the whole tree skirt with a bold solid red. I didn’t organize the fabrics super well, but I love the scrappy look of the tree skirt.

I skipped adding a closure because the layers help way down the Christmas tree skirt and adding ties would take more time.

Christmas Tree Skirt Sewing Pattern with Solid Colors – One Stripe Left Off

For this bold striped version, I only did red and white stripes. This is the style I first envisioned when I designed this sewing pattern (the scrappy version was a super fun bonus!). I loved maked a peppermint inspired tree skirt. I had to label each pattern piece with red or white to make sure I cut everything out correctly.

I love the bold simplicity of the red and white contrast. It’s so Christmassy, but it also looks like a giant peppermint sucker or candy.

This Christmas tree skirt has quilting lines on each white circle stripe. I wanted minimal quilting so the stripes would really shine. I used the leftover ornament fabric as bias binding to finish all the edges.

I skipped adding a closure because the layers help way down the Christmas tree skirt and adding something would take more time.

As my holiday style evolves and changes over time, I love coming up with new Christmas tree skirt patterns. It’s so fun that this pattern can be made into a rainbow, bold solid stripes, or a scrappy patchwork.

I cannot wait to see all the tree skirts you make with this sewing pattern. You are all so creative and I’m so impressed with everything you make!

Some of the projects I’ve made are:

I can’t wait to see what you make! If you make something using this sewing project, I’d love to see! Please share it on social media with the hashtag #heatherhandmade and tag me!