Add a cozy handmade touch to your fall table with this Farmhouse Pumpkin Table Runner crochet pattern! Featuring rows of textured little pumpkins and a classic farmhouse-inspired design, this fall crochet table runner makes a beautiful centerpiece for autumn, Thanksgiving, or everyday seasonal decorating.
The pattern is worked in two panels and can easily be adjusted to fit your table, buffet, or countertop. Make yours in traditional fall colors like the sample shown here, or choose colors that coordinate with your own autumn decor. Keep reading for the free crochet pattern, or grab the ad-free printable PDF for easy crocheting.
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- Farmhouse Pumpkin Table Runner Crochet Pattern
- Materials
- Pattern Notes
- Stitch Key
- Making the Pumpkins Tutorial
- Making the Stems Tutorial
- Pattern Instructions
- More Cozy Pumpkin Crochet Patterns
- Keeping Up With SASS Crochet
Inspiration
Inspired by rustic charm and memories of big family meals, the Farmhouse Pumpkin Table Runner crochet pattern invites you to create a timeless accent for your fall home decor. This farmhouse-stylecrochet pattern combines cozy textures and classic autumn colors, making it a beautiful addition to any Thanksgiving or harvest table setting.
I first came up with this pumpkin crochet design while working on my Farmhouse Pumpkin Placemat pattern, but time got away from me and I never finished it—until now! I’m so excited to finally share this fall table runner crochet pattern with y’all.
When Sandra over at Sandra Stitches invited me to participate in the 2025 Table Decor with a Story Blog Hop I knew that this project was perfect for this cozy event.
If you need more Fall inspiration be sure to check out some of my other designs.
Design Details
For this project you can use any worsted weight yarn. I do recommend cotton yarn and I used We Crochet Dishie Cotton for the table runner shown throughout the post. It works up easily and is designed to be 72″ long but you can easily make it shorter to fit any table or countertop. You will need a little over 1,000 yards of yarn and your favorite 4.00mm hook to make this beautiful runner in the 72″ length.
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The runner is made in two pieces and the panels are seamed together with a simple single crochet stitch. Beginning at the bottom of the panel and working the two rows of pumpkins you then continue to work the Crossed Double Crochet Stitch in rows until you reach the desired length for your tabletop.
Yarn Info!
The Farmhouse Pumpkin Table Runner shown throughout is made with We Crochet – Dishie: Jalapeño, Clementine and Linen.
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With so many gorgeous shades of worsted weight yarn to choose from, you can create a fall crochet table runner in any color combination that matches your farmhouse decor or personal style.
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Farmhouse Pumpkin Table Runner Crochet Pattern
Materials
- Worsted weight (#4) yarn in three colors (I used cotton yarn – We Crochet Dishie in Linen, Jalapeño, and Clementine)
- MC 965 yds; Pumpkins = 70 yds; Stems = 10 yds
- 4.00 mm (G) hook
- Yarn needle
- Scissors
Pattern Notes
- Skill Level: Advanced Beginner
- Terminology: Written in US crochet terms.
- Finished Size: Approximately 13″ wide × 72″ long.
- Gauge: 7.5 dc × Rows 1–4 = 2″
- Chain stitch at the beginning of row does not count as a stitch.
- Stitch count is only listed on each row when there is a change.
- To change colors do not complete st. Leave 2 loops on hook, yarn over with new color and pull through 2 loops on hook.
- This pattern is designed for a 72″ runner but you can easily shorten it by repeating Rows 6 & 7 to desired length.
- I do not carry my yarn when making color changes. I do choose to clip the yarn after making each pumpkin and stem.
Stitch Key
BLO = Back Loop Only
CC1 = first contrasting color. For the pumpkins.
CC2 = second contrasting color. For the stems.
ch = chain
dc = double crochet
FLO = Front Loop Only
FSC = Foundation Single Crochet
MC = Main Color
rep = repeat
sc = single crochet
st/sts = stitch/stitches
tr bbl/bbls = treble bobble/bobbles
yo = yarn over
Making Pumpkins Tutorial – *Uses the tr bbl/bbls stitch
1: Change to CC1.
2: Yo twice, insert hook into st, yo, pull up a loop, yo, draw through first two loops on hook, yo draw through next two loops on hook. (Two loops remaining on hook.)
3: Repeat this process four more times. You should now have six loops on your hook.
4: Change back to main color to draw loop through all 6 loops on hook. You will not ‘close’ the bobble by chaining 1 (some patterns call for this). Simply move on to the next stitch.
Making Stems Tutorial
1: Change to CC2 the same as when working the pumpkins.
2: Yo, insert hook into st and draw up a loop, yo, insert hook into same st and draw up another loop. You should now have 5 loops on your hook.
3: Change back to main color to draw loop through all 5 loops on hook.
Pattern Instructions
Make 2 panels.
MC, ch 1.
Row 1:
MC: FSC 47, ch 2, turn.
Row 2:
dc in 1st st, dc FLO in each st across, dc in last st, ch 2, turn. (47 dc)
Row 3:
dc in next 2 sts, join CC1, *tr bbl in the next st, join MC, dc in the next 5 sts; rep from * 8 times, join CC1, tr bbl in the next st, join MC, dc in last 2 sts, ch 2, turn. (8 Pumpkins, 39 dc)
Row 4:
dc in 1st st, dc FLO in next st, join CC2, *make a stem in next st (the top of the tr bbl from the previous row), join MC, dc FLO in next 5 st, rep from * 8 times, join CC2, make a stem in next st, dc FLO in next st, dc in last st, ch 2, turn. (8 stems, 39 dc)
Row 5:
dc in 1st st, dc BLO across, dc in last st, ch 2, turn. (47 dc)
Rows 6 – 7:
sk 1st st (same st as ch 2), dc in 2nd st then dc in the 1st st. *Sk next st, dc in next st then dc in skipped st; rep from * 22 times, dc in last st, ch 2, turn. (23 crossed dc stitches, 1 dc)
Rows 8 – 11:
rep Rows 2 – 5.
Rows 12 – 65:
rep Rows 6 – 7.
Finish off.
Assembly to seam panels.
Place Row 65 of each panel together being sure pumpkins are facing each other on the inside. Join yarn in either of the corners (on Row 65) making sure pumpkins are at the opposite end, working into both panels, ch 1, sc across. Finish off.
Finish off, weave in ends.
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Happy Crocheting!
I hope you love making your Farmhouse Pumpkin Table Runner and adding a little handmade coziness to your fall home. Whether you use traditional pumpkin colors or make it your own with a completely different palette, I’d love to see what you create!
Happy crocheting!
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