How To Crochet Table Runner Pattern For Christmas In Rectangle Shape

Crochet Table Runner Pattern, a delightfully straightforward guide that turns simple yarn into a lovely piece of home decor. With its easy-to-follow steps, you'll effortlessly hook and loop your way through, resulting in an elegant accessory that adds a personal touch to any table.

Crochet Table Runner

Materials Needed:

• Cotton yarn
• 3 mm crochet hook

Dimensions:

• Length: 28 inches
• Width: 18 inches

Pattern Overview:

• The pattern uses chains and double crochet stitches.
• Adjust the size by adding chains in multiples of four.

Starting the Pattern:

Start with a Slip Knot

• Make a slip knot to begin.

Creating the Foundation Chain

• Chain in multiples of four, then add six more chains.
• Example: Chain 40, then add 6 more chains for a total of 46.

Round 1: Establishing the Base

• Skip the first five chains.
• Start in the sixth chain and make a double crochet.
• Continue with two more double crochets in the next two chains.

Pattern Repeat:

• Chain one, skip one chain, then make three double crochets in the next three chains. Repeat across the row.
• End with one chain, skip one, and double crochet in the last chain.

Round 2 to Round 7: Building Layers

Chain three

• (counts as first double crochet), turn your work.
• Double crochet in each of the next two double crochet spaces.

Continue the Pattern:

• Chain one, three double crochets in the next space. Repeat across the row.
• End each round with a double crochet in the last stitch.
• Repeat this for each round until you have completed seven rounds.

Increasing Size (Optional)

• To increase the size, continue adding more rounds following the established repeat pattern.

Changing Colors (Optional):

• After completing five rounds, you can change the color of the yarn.
• Start with a new color by attaching it with a slip knot and continue the pattern as established.

Finishing the Runner:

Final Rounds:

• Continue with the established pattern until you have achieved the desired size.

Border:

• Start the border by chaining three and turning your work.
• Make three double crochets, one chain, and then three double crochets into each chain space around the entire runner.

Completion:

• To finish, make a slip stitch in the first chain of your starting chain.
• Cut the yarn and weave in the ends to secure.