Christmas Tree Pictures 3

The classic Christmas tree shape can easily be made taller or shorter, with some adjustments to the angles on the side edges. This one is trimmed with a gold star and a red garland.

The classic triangle tree done skeleton-style. These Christmas tree pictures are very effective on a white background, but they probably wouldn't show as well on another color. They could easily be made larger or smaller.

This small tree could fit in with many other designs. In this stocking, it's embellished with multi-color star sequins.

A small tree with an unusually irregular shape. I would have spaced these Christmas tree pictures closer together, so that two full trees showed on either side. I was copying an existing stocking here and didn't want to take liberties.

This very simple tree lends itself to decoration. The white yarn with silver thread mimics sparkling snow. Other types of decoration would also work well.

A small tree on the back of a Santa stocking. It could be larger or smaller. On a large one, it would be interesting to make the ornaments different colors.

A classic triangle tree embellished with hand-sewn sequins. This one has very nice proportions.

This was knit from a customer's pattern. She planned to embellish it with sequins, pompoms, and gold cord to add bows to the gifts and ornaments to the Christmas tree.

This Christmas tree picture is included in some old stockings that I was asked to duplicate. It is a basic triangle tree, but the bottom is rounded. This softens the lines and creates a more realistic effect.