Beautifully Created Your Space with Our Free Crochet Rectangular Table Runner Pattern – the perfect blend of elegance and charm for your home decor!
Crochet Rectangular Table Runner
Never underestimate the impact of a beautiful table accessory with our Crochet Rectangular Table Runner Pattern. This exquisite pattern brings together intricate stitches and delicate detailing to create a stunning centerpiece that will enhance any dining or living space. The rectangular design provides a versatile fit for various table sizes, allowing you to showcase its beauty in multiple settings.
With its delicate lace-like texture and meticulously woven patterns, this table runner exudes a sophisticated charm that complements both classic and contemporary decor. Available in a variety of colors, you can customize the runner to suit your personal style and color scheme. Whether draped over a wooden dining table for a refined look or adorning a side table for a touch of grace, this table runner is sure to catch the eye and evoke admiration.
Tip:
To ensure your runner stays pristine, handwash in cold water and lay flat to dry.
Crochet Rectangular Table Runner Pattern
Materials Needed
- Lightweight number three yarn
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle
- 4 mm crochet hook
Dimensions
- Length: 29 inches
- Width: 19 inches
Step by step Instructions
1. Creating the Granny Square
- Make a Slip Knot and Foundation Chain
- Make a slip knot and then chain 10.
- Insert the hook into the first chain and make a slip stitch to form a ring.
- Round 1: Double Crochet into the Ring
- Chain 3 (counts as first double crochet), then make 23 more double crochets into the ring (total 24 double crochets).
- Slip stitch into the top of the initial chain 3 to join.
- Round 2: Forming Cluster Groups
- Chain 3 (counts as first double crochet), make 1 more double crochet in the same stitch.
- Chain 2, skip 2 chains, make 4 double crochets in the next chain.
- Repeat the pattern [Chain 2, skip 2 chains, make 2 double crochets, Chain 2, skip 2 chains, make 4 double crochets] around.
- Join with a slip stitch.
2. Working Additional Rounds
- Round 3-5: Expanding the Pattern
- In these rounds, maintain the sequence by chaining 3, making double crochets with chain spaces, all increasing gradually in numbers following the initial pattern to reach the desired size..
- Specifically:
- Round 3: Total of 8 double crochets on each side of the square.
- Round 4: Total of 16 double crochets.
- Round 5: Total of 21 double crochets.
- Round 6-8: Final Rounds for the Square
- Continue with the established pattern, completing up to 24 rounds until the motif's edges become pronounced and square.
- Continue with the established pattern, completing up to 24 rounds until the motif's edges become pronounced and square.
3. Joining the Motifs
- Prepare for Joining
- Create 2 motifs following the same steps above.
- Cut the yarn after the last motif, leaving a long tail for sewing.
- Sewing the Motifs Together
- Use a tapestry needle and slip stitch through the back loops of the first double crochet of both motifs to join them.
4. Making the Outer Border
- Creating a Border
- Insert the hook into any chain space and make 3 chains (counted as first double crochet).
- Follow the pattern: Make 6 chains, double crochet, make 3 chains, skip 3 double crochets, and repeat all around.
- Corners and Edges
- For corners, adjust the chain spaces accordingly to ensure all parts are even and well-shaped.
- For corners, adjust the chain spaces accordingly to ensure all parts are even and well-shaped.
5. Building the Final Rounds
- Round 2: Cross Border Depth
- Chain 4 for treble crochet (counts as initial treble), continue making treble crochets with chains in between.
- Ensure spacing and pattern alignment for aesthetic continuity.
- Final Stitches
- The final rounds call for single crochet and slip stitches to consistently shape the corners and sides until completely finished.
- The final rounds call for single crochet and slip stitches to consistently shape the corners and sides until completely finished.
Conclusion
Upon reaching your desired table runner length, fasten off the yarn carefully. The final piece should be neatly squared, with a beautiful and intricate lacy pattern.
