Crochet Table Runner Pattern

Jorja Crochet Table Runner Pattern

The Perfect Crochet table runner pattern is here!

Before diving into what you need to create the crochet table runner pattern, I need to explain why it was important to include this in the collection.

I had my coasters, placemats, and napkin rings. They looked so pretty on the table.

When they weren’t being used, the table looked bare and boring. And kind of neglected.

It needed something for every day when the mats were not being used. It had to be practical and fit in with our lifestyle with two large dogs, kids, and of course, the biggest kid of all sometimes referred to as ‘husband’. I like my house to look and feel cozy and inviting. We spend a lot of time in our large open-plan kitchen/dining room.

For me, the table runner fits the bill and is easy to move when my daughter and her friends decide to empty the arts and craft cupboard…

And it looks beautiful with a vase of flowers in the middle!

Pattern information:

What you will need:

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• #4 worsted weight cotton such as lilly sugar and cream, I love this cotton or any worsted weight yarn of your choosing. I used Women’s Institute aran weight cotton (mine was 525 yards approx.) and lily sugar and cream (1 skein).
• Size 4mm hook
• Stitch markers optional
• Scissors

The special stitches used are:

FSC – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG-LiTY_khs

PSC – sc in the first stitch of row only, *insert hook into same sp and yo pull through, insert hook into next space and yo pull through, yo pull through all three loops on hook.*

Abbreviations:

Ch—Chain

FSC – Foundation single crochet

PSC – paired single crochet

St(s)—Stitch(es)

Sk – skip

SS – slip stitch

Sp(s)—Space(s)

Rep—Repeat

*to*–Repeat the instructions written between the two *

FO – Fasten off

Pattern Links:

You can get the ad-free pdf pattern for this one in any of my shops:

There you have it, the last element of the official Jorja Collection.

We would love to see how your table runners turn out and what your tables look like fully dressed! Please do share your work with us on Facebook and Instagram!

If you would like to know more about the special stitch used in this tutorial, please visit this post which includes written and video tutorials.