Christmas Tree Chemo Cap by Kris Moore

Christmas Tree Chemo Cap

Crochet
November 2026
DK (11 wpi) ?
4.0 mm (G)
200 - 250 yards (183 - 229 m)
Child/tween/XS; S/M; L/XL
US
English
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Add a little holiday cheer to your handmade giving with this pretty Crochet Christmas Tree Chemo Cap!

This lightweight chemo cap features a delicate Christmas Tree Stitch design. The little trees are created with spiked single crochet clusters bordered along the brim of the hat for a sweet seasonal look.

Crocheted with Lion Brand Coboo, a soft cotton and rayon blend, this hat has a lovely lightweight feel. It’s a special addition to your handmade comfort projects and a thoughtful gift for someone who could use a little extra encouragement.

Pattern Details

Skill Level: Intermediate

Yarn: Lion Brand Coboo (Category 3, Light)

Fiber Content: 51% Cotton / 49% Rayon

Yardage: Approximately 2/3 of a 232-yard cake

Hook: G-6 / 4.0 mm

Gauge: 17 stitches x 13 rows = 4 inches

Construction: Crocheted in rounds

Special Stitch: Spiked Single Crochet Clusters

Features: Tossed Christmas tree motifs and textured ribbed edging

Pattern Includes

Detailed written crochet instructions

Stitch guide and special stitch explanations

Helpful pattern photos

Video support for the Christmas Tree Stitch

Skill Level Note: This is an intermediate pattern. Careful stitch placement, color changes, and stitch counting are important for creating the Christmas tree motifs. Stitch markers are highly recommended.

This pattern is part of my Chemo Cap Sunday collection, where I share free crochet chemo cap patterns and encourage others to make something beautiful for someone facing cancer treatment.

Thank you for supporting my little corner of the crochet world and helping me share a little handmade comfort!

Happy Crocheting!
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