Free Crochet Table Runner Pattern for Fall

When the air turns to chill and the leaves start falling, it’s time for pumpkin spice everything, cozy winter sweaters, and Autumn-inspired decor. This free crochet table runner pattern, “Autumn Leaves”, helps you create the perfect piece to start of your fall decorating scheme.

A great project for a beginning crocheter, this filet crochet pattern includes instructions on how to read filet crochet patterns and charts and includes a link to a video tutorial for the swatch pattern.

Add a little Autumn to your home with this quicker-than-it-looks project, today!

Skill Level: Easy/Intermediate

Materials:

• (US size D) 3.25 mm crochet hook,
• 100 yards of size 3 yarn in 100% cotton
  • (I used Patons Grace, 1.75 oz/50 g., 135 yds/125m in the color “natural”),
• scissors,
• tapestry needle for tucking ends,
• blocking boards and pins,
• Autumn Leaves Table Runner PDF Download

Construction: Filet Crochet worked in rows

Language: US terms

Stitches Used:

• CH:     chain
• DC:     double crochet
• SLST: slip stitch

Important Notes:

• No matter your skill level, I always suggest that you read through the pattern from beginning to end before beginning your work just to be sure you don’t have any questions that might cause frustration in the midst of your project.
• If you’re new to filet crochet, find a full tutorial of how to read the written and charted patterns, along with a video tutorial for creating your first swatch, in my post, “How to Filet Crochet for Beginners.”
• Normally, the initial CH-3 at the beginning of each row is not included in the filet chart, it is always assumed. However, I’ve added it hear for your convenience so you can become accustomed to the rhythm of filet crochet.

AUTUMN LEAVES TABLE RUNNER

A free crochet table runner patter for fall

With 3.25 mm hook (refer to the chart, below). Instructions given for right-handed crocheters. Reverse the order of the arrows for left-handed work.

CH42

← Row 1 [RS]: Turn, starting with the 4^th chain from the hook,  X13 

→ Row 2 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O5, X, O5, X 

← Row 3 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X3, O3, X3, O, X 

→ Row 4 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X, O, X2, O, X2, O, X, O, X 

← Row 5 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X2, O, X, O, X, O, X2, O, X 

→ Row 6 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O2, X3, O, X3, O2, X 

← Row 7 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X2, O4, X, O4, X2 

→ Row 8 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O2, X3, O, X3, O2, X 

← Row 9 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X2, O, X, O, X, O, X2, O, X 

→ Row 10 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X, O, X2, O, X2, O, X, O, X 

← Row 11 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X3, O3, X3, O, X 

→ Row 12 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O5, X, O5, X 

← Row 13 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X13 

→ Row 14 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 15 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

→ Row 16 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 17 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

→ Row 18 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 19 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

→ Row 20 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 21 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

→ Row 22 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 23 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

→ Row 24 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 25 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

→ Row 26 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 27 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

→ Row 28 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O11, X 

← Row 29 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X13 

→ Row 30 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O5, X, O5, X 

← Row 31 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X3, O3, X3, O, X 

→ Row 32 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X, O, X2, O, X2, O, X, O, X 

← Row 33 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X2, O, X, O, X, O, X2, O, X 

→ Row 34 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O2, X3, O, X3, O2, X 

← Row 35 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X2, O4, X, O4, X2 

→ Row 36 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O2, X3, O, X3, O2, X 

← Row 37 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X2, O, X, O, X, O, X2, O, X 

→ Row 38 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X, O, X2, O, X2, O, X, O, X 

← Row 39 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X, O, X3, O3, X3, O, X 

→ Row 40 [WS]: CH3, turn,  X, O5, X, O5, X 

← Row 41 [RS]: CH3, turn,  X13 

Finish off. Tuck ends.

BLOCKING YOUR PIECE

Wet block your finished piece using blocking boards and pins or pinning to the carpet to dry. Just be sure it is squared up and the blocks are stretched to be as square as possible. Let dry and you’re done!

AUTUMN LEAVES TABLE RUNNER CHART

And that’s it, you’ve finished this quick and easy filet crochet design. I hope you love it and have fun showing it off to your friends this fall season.

The ad-free Autumn Leaves pattern includes all of the instructions on how to read filet crochet patterns and charts as well as a link to a video tutorial so you can create your first swatch and practice with filet crochet in just minutes…and it costs less than the price of a cup of coffee! Download your copy today.

More Autumn Leaves Patterns You’ll Love!

Some friends and I got together to create a challenge where we would each design an autumn leaves pattern. This was mine. Now, take a peek at what my friends came up with!

Fall Leaves Crochet Table Decor from Stitch in Progress

Palm Tree Tapestry Bag from Creations by Courtney