Fall Y’all Table Runner Crochet Pattern
Bring the warmth of fall straight to your table with the Fall Y’all Table Runner. This beginner-friendly crochet table runner combines simple half double crochet stitches, bold fall inspired color blocking, pointed ends, and optional tassels for a cozy handmade finish. The original design uses five colors to create its striped look, but one of the best things about this pattern is how easily you can customize the palette to coordinate with your own home décor.
The pattern includes three finished sizes, so you can make a runner for everything from a small coffee or console table to a long farmhouse-style dinning table. The entire runner is worked flat in rows from one pointed end to the other. If you can work a half double crochet, increase, decrease, and change colors, you can make this pattern.
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Behind the Design
Fall décor is one of my favorite ways to make a home feel warm and inviting, and I wanted this table runner to have that cozy handmade feel without using a complicated stitch pattern. Instead of relying on intricate texture, the Fall Y’all Table Runner gets its character from its shape and color placement. You begin with one stitch and gradually increase along both edges to form the first point. Once the full width is reached, the center is worked in simple striped sections. The opposite end is then decreased at the same rate, giving the runner its symmetrical pointed shape. Add the optional tassels for an extra decorative touch, or leave them off for a clean, modern finish.
Pattern at a Glance
While making this pattern, you'll practice several useful crochet techniques, including working in turned rows, increasing at both ends of a row, decreasing with half double crochet stitches, maintaining an even stitch count, changing colors, and reading repeated row instructions. By the end of the project, you'll have a beautiful handmade piece for your fall decor while also building confidence with shaping, colorwork, blocking, and finishing-all techniques you can carry into future crochet projects.
Why you’ll love this Pattern
The Fall Y’all Table Runner is the perfect project when you want something simple to crochet but still beautiful enough to make a statement in your fall décor. Because the pattern is worked primarily in half double crochet, it has an easy, relaxing rhythm that makes it approachable for confident beginners while still being enjoyable for more experienced crocheter. The gradual increases and decreases create the pointed ends, giving the runner a little extra shape without making the construction complicated.
You’ll also love how easy this design is to customize as well. The original pattern uses five coordinating fall colors to create the striped look, but you can completely change the feel of the runner simply by switching up your palette. Go, traditional with rust, pumpkin, cream, and brown, choose soft neutrals for a farmhouse look or use colors that coordinate with the décor you already have at home.
This pattern is practical seasonal project, a beautiful piece of handmade home décor, and a fun way to bring a little more crochet into your fall decorating.
About the Yarn
The yarn chosen for the project was Wool of the Andes Yarn. Wool of the Andes Worsted is our iconic workhorse wool! Made from 100% Peruvian Highland wool, it’s the perfect yarn for projects that will get used daily, like your favorite sweater, hat, or blanket. Peruvian Highland wool is a strong fiber that has an excellent balance of structure, loft, and drape. Wonderfully warm for all weather, this sturdy, all-purpose yarn has excellent stitch definition and heirloom durability. As a worsted weight yarn, it’s a happy medium weight that’s commonly used for everything from garments to home goods, and Wool of the Andes’ extensive color palette is just as versatile as the yarn itself, with dozens of solids and heathers to choose from.
Colors Used:
Color A- Fjord Heather
Color B- Mink Heather
Color C- Pumpkin
Color D- White
Color E- Rooibos
Yarn Amounts
Choose your size below to determine how many skeins of WeCrochet Wool of the Andes Worsted Weight yarn you'll need for your Fall Y'all Table Runner.
| Yarn Color | Small 14" × 48" | Medium 18" × 60" | Large 22" × 72" |
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Color A — Fjord Heather
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2 skeins | 2 skeins | 3 skeins |
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Color B — Mink Heather
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2 skeins | 2 skeins | 3 skeins |
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Color C — Pumpkin
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1 skein | 1 skein | 2 skeins |
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Color D — White / Cream
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1 skein | 1 skein | 2 skeins |
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Color E — Rooibos
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1 skein | 1 skein | 2 skeins |
| Total Skeins | 7 | 7 | 12 |
| Approx. Yarn Purchased | 770 yds | 770 yds | 1,320 yds |
Yarn Substitutions
A wool or wool-blend yarn will give you a finished runner that is closest to the original, especially when it comes to stitch definition, structure, and blocking. However, acrylic, acrylic blends, and cotton can also work well if you prefer a different fiber.
Here’s what to look for in a when choosing your yarn substitute for this pattern
Yarn weight : Worsted #4
Gauge: 14 hdc and 10 rows 4”
Approximate yardage: About 110yds per 50g
Texture: Smooth enough to show the half double crochet stitches clearly
Structure: A yarn that holds the pointed ends and color- blocked shape well
Cascade 220
Fiber: 100% Peruvian Highland Wool
Yardage: Approx. 220 yds / 100 g
My closest overall substitute for the original yarn. Cascade 220 offers beautiful stitch definition, excellent structure, and blocks very well, making it a great option for maintaining the look and shape of the Fall Y'all Table Runner.
Knit Picks Swish Worsted
Fiber: 100% Superwash Merino Wool
Yardage: Approx. 110 yds / 50 g
A beautiful choice if you prefer a softer wool. Swish Worsted has a smooth finish and great stitch definition while still giving the runner enough structure for the pointed ends and color-block design.
Lion Brand Wool-Ease
Fiber: 80% Acrylic / 20% Wool
Yardage: Approx. 197 yds / 85 g
A practical substitute if you want something easier to care for while still keeping some of the warmth and structure of wool. It's also a nice option for crocheters looking for a more budget-friendly yarn.
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Stitch Markers
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Blocking Mats
Blocking Pins
Steamer (Optional)
Gauge
The gauge in this pattern is important if you want your finished runner to closely match the measurements listed in the sizing section of the pattern.
14 hdc and 10 rows = 4” after blocking using a 5.0 mm crochet hook
Because the table runner does not require garment-style-fit, being slightly off gauge is generally okay. Just remember that a tighter gauge will create a smaller runner, while a looser gauge will make the finished piece larger and may require additional yarn.
Finished Measurements
The size shown in the in the pattern is medium. This size gives you a approx. size of 18”x60”.
Small - 14”x48” Center Stitch Count- 46 sts
Medium- 18”x60” Center Stitch Count - 58 sts
Large- 22”x72” Center Stitch Count- 70 sts
Construction
The Fall Y’all Table Runner is worked flat in turned rows from one pointed end to the other. You’ll begin by increasing at both ends of each row until the runner reaches its full width. Next, you’ll work the center section evenly while changing colors to create the striped design. To finish, you’ll decrease at both ends of each row to create the matching point on the opposite side.
Abbreviations
This pattern is written using standard US crochet terminology.
Note: Any special stitches used in the pattern are explained separately in the Special Stitches section.
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Special Stitches
Half Double Crochet- HDC
YO, insert hook into the indicated stitch, YO and pull up a loop. You will have 3 loops on your hook. YO and pull through all 3 loops.
Increase- INC
Work 2 hdc into the first stitch and 2 hdc into the last stitch of the row. Each full increase row adds 2 stitches.
Half Double Crochet Decrease- HDC2TOG
YO, and insert hook into the first stitch. YO and pull up a loop. YO and insert hook into the next stitch. YO and pull up a loop. You will have 5 loops on your hook. YO and pull through all 5 loops. One hdc2tog turns 2 stitches into 1 stitch. For the decrease section, one hdc2tog is worked at both ends of every decrease row, reducing the stitch count by 2 stitches per row.
Color Pattern
The runner begins and ends in Color A. the center body follows this sequence:
Color B > Color C > Color D > Color E > Color B
The number of rows in each body stripe is as follows:
Small - 13 rows per stripe total 65 rows.
Medium (Sample Shown)- 16 rows per stripe total 80 rows.
Large- 19 rows per stripe total 95 rows.
Pattern Begins
First Point- Increase Section With Color A
Row 1 - RS: Ch 2. Work 1 hdc into the 2nd ch from the hook. Turn. 1 st.
Row 2- WS: Ch 1. Work 2 hdc in the only st. Turn. 2 sts.
Row 3- Ch 1. Work 2 hdc in each st across. Turn. 4 sts.
Row 4- Ch 1. Work 2 hdc in the first st, 1 hdc in each st across until 1 st remain, work 2 hdc in the final st. Turn. 6 sts.
Continue repeating Row 4, increasing by 2 sts on every row.
Continue until you have worked the following:
Small- 48 sts. Last inc row is row 24.
Medium- 58 sts. Last inc row is row 30.
Large- 70 sts. Last inc row is row 36.
On the final increase row, complete the last hdc using Color B.
Body Section
You will now stop increasing and work evenly across the full stitch count.
Maintain:
46 (58, 70) sts throughout the entire body section.
Stripe 1- Color B
Ch 1 and turn. Work 1 hdc in each st across. Repeat this row until you have completed:
13 (16, 19) rows in Color B. On the final st change to Color C.
Strip 2- Color C
Work 1 hdc in each st across for:
13 (16, 19) rows. Maintain 48 (58, 70) sts.
Change to Color D in the final stitch of the last row.
Strip 3- Color D
Work 1 hdc in each st across for :
13 (16, 19) rows. Maintain 48 (58, 70) sts.
Change to Color E in the final st of the last row.
Stripe 4- Color E
Work 1 hdc in each st across for:
13 (16, 19) rows. Maintain 48 (58, 70) sts.
Change to Color B in the final st of the row.
Stripe 5- Color B
Work 1 hdc in each st across for:
13 (16, 19) rows. Maintain 48 (58,70) sts.
One the last st of the final Color B row change to Color A. The body section is now complete.
Second Point- Decrease Section
You will now shape the opposite end of the runner.
With Color A
Decrease Row 1- RS: Ch 1. Hdc2tog over the first 2 sts. Work 1 hdc in each st across until 2 sts remain. Hdc2tog over the final 2 sts. Turn. You now have 44 (56, 68) sts.
Rep Dec Row 1, decreasing by 1 st at the end of every row. Each dec row the st count dec by 2 sts. Continue until 2 sts remain.
This will take
Small- 22 dec rows
Medium- 28 dec rows
Large- 34 dec rows
Next Row
Ch 1. Hdc2tog over the final 2 sts. Work the final row by ch 1, and working 1 hdc in final st. Fasten off. Weave in all the the remaining tails. Trim only after the ends are secure.
Blocking Your Table Runner
For wool yarn, place the finished runner in lukewarm water with a small amount of wool wash and allow the fibers to become fully saturated. Gently remove the runner without twisting or wringing it. Press out excess water, then roll inside a towel and then press again. Place the runner on the blocking mats and carefully shape it to the finished measurements for your chosen size. Allow the runner to fully dry before removing the pins.
Optional Tassels
Make 2 tassels. For each tassel, cut approx. five 18” strands of each color. Lay the strands together evenly . Tie a separate piece of yarn securely around the center of the bundle. Fold the strands in half at the center tie. Wrap another piece of yarn or decorative twine around the bundle. Secure the knot. Trim the bottom so they are even. Lightly steam or straighten the strands if needed, taking care to use a method appropriate for your yarn fiber.
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Final Thoughts
The Fall Y’all Table Runner is one of those projects that can completely change the look of a table without requiring complicated crochet techniques.
The simple half double crochet fabric gives the design a beautiful handmade texture, while the pointed ends, color blocking and optional tassels provide just enough detail to make the finished piece stand out.
Whether you stay with cozy autumn colors or create a palette that matches your own home, I hope this runner becomes one of those handmade pieces you look forward to bringing out year after year.
If you make your own Fall Y’all Table Runner, I’d love to see it!
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Happy crocheting!
Brittany
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You may sell finished table runners made from this pattern. Please credit JusBeeCreations Crochet Designs as the pattern designer when possible.
Do not copy, redistribute, reproduce, translate for distribution, or sell this written pattern or its photographs.
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Yes. The original design was created around the beginner-friendly half double crochet stitch. Fall Y'all Table Runner .pdf If you are comfortable working flat rows, increasing, decreasing and changing colors, you should be able to complete the runner.
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No. The turning ch 1 does not count as a stitch anywhere in the pattern.
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No. You can use the original five-color arrangement, fewer colors or even one solid color.
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No. Tassels are completely optional. Once the piece is blocked and your ends are woven in, the runner is finished even without them. The source pattern specifically describes the tassels as optional.
Fall Y'all Table Runner .pdf
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Yes, a worsted-weight acrylic can be substituted, but your gauge and finished drape may differ from the original wool version. Be sure to make a gauge swatch and use an acrylic-safe blocking method.
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Absolutely. Add rows to the straight center section before beginning the decreases.
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Make sure you increase at both ends of every increase row and decrease at both ends of every decrease row. Keeping a stitch marker in the first and last stitch is especially helpful.
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