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Free Scrappy Leaves Table Runner pattern

It’s time for some Autumn sewing, my friends, with this free Scrappy Leaves Table Runner pattern! Following up on last year’s Scrappy Leaf Quilt Block tutorial, I’ve added instructions to make this beautiful table runner. It’s a great scrap buster to use with your favorite Fall colors.

FREE Scrappy Leaves Table Runner pattern is available to download from The Crafty Quilter!

The size of this table runner is 10.5″ x 40.5″ and it’s easily adaptable to make it larger by adding borders and/or wider sashing. You’ll need to make a total of five scrappy leaf blocks in the following finished sizes: (2) 5″, (2) 7.5″ and (1) 10″. The variation in sizes gives the illusion of leaves floating in the wind.

Scrappy Leaves Table Runner made & designed by Julie Cefalu @ The Crafty Quilter.
Scrappy Leaves Table Runner made & designed by Julie Cefalu @ The Crafty Quilter. Free pattern is available!

Free Scrappy Leaves Table Runner pattern

You can download the Scrappy Leaves Table Runner pattern below. This is a free pattern and I’ve tried my best to make sure it is accurate. Feel free to contact me if you find any inaccuracies. I’ve also included the Scrappy Leaf Quilt Block instructions, so you’ll find the pattern for the table runner on page 3.

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Table runner details

I love to decorate with table runners! I have several for every season and I vary the sizes of them. At 10.5″ wide, this one is skinnier than most table runners I’ve made. But as I said, you can make it bigger by adding borders and increasing the width of the sashing.

Scrappy Leaves Table Runner is a perfect way to decorate for Fall. Free pattern is available @ The Crafty Quilter.

The batting I like to use for all of my table runners is Pellon® TP970 Thermolam® Plus Sew-In. This is a needle-punched fleece which is really stable and it doesn’t shrink at all. It also comes in a fusible version (TP971F). It gives some added protection to my tables when placing hot dishes on top. I also like the way my quilting shows ups on it. It really accentuates the stitches!

Quilting detail of the Scrappy Leaves Table Runner by Julie Cefalu @ The Crafty Quilter.

I did some dense stipple quilting in the background which makes the leaves pop a bit. For the leaves, I added leaf veins that give it a little more character. I used a variegated thread for the leaves and it had every color of the leaf block in it.

Quilting detail of the Scrappy Leaves Table Runner by Julie Cefalu @ The Crafty Quilter.
Quilting detail of the Scrappy Leaves Table Runner by Julie Cefalu @ The Crafty Quilter.

The backing fabric was a perfect color and fit for the theme of this table runner: Season & Spice by AGF Studio. I added a custom label (I can’t remember the vendor) to the back along the binding. I think it adds such a nice touch, especially if giving it as a gift.

Fall table runners are perfect to decorate with for the season!
Scrappy Leaves Table Runner is a perfect way to decorate for Fall. Free pattern is available @ The Crafty Quilter.

Happy Fall!

I hope you get a chance to make your own Scrappy Leaves Table Runner. I think it adds the perfect touch of Fall to your home décor!

Scrappy Leaves Table Runner is a perfect way to decorate for Fall. Free pattern is available @ The Crafty Quilter.

Make sure to Pin the image below, so you can find it easily! Enjoy and happy Fall!

This Scrappy Leaves Table Runner is a free pattern available at The Crafty Quilter.  Perfect for using up small scraps!

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22 Comments

  1. Thank you! I love the fabric you used, the leaf block and the info on the batting. I added the fabric and batting to my shopping list.

  2. Thank you for the free pattern. I don’t use table runners but I think your leaf pattern will make a beautiful quilt. I love the Fall colors.

  3. Thank you for this lovely table runner. The scrappy leaves are just perfect and will get you through the fall until time for winter decorations.

  4. Thank you for the free pattern! I love the colors & especially the artful way you used the different sized blocks to show movement!

  5. Julie,
    Thank you so much for this pattern and and the tip on the Pellon TP970 Thermolam Plus! The variegated thread quilting is a really nice accent on the leaves. Very pretty project!

  6. Thank you Julie for all the free patterns. I made this maple leaf blocks last year the large one into placemats. Make my table look extra special.

  7. Your choice of fabrics make this the Fall leave that I love and associate with Fall. Gorgeous and thank you for the pattern!

  8. Wow! I love the different size leaves. It gives the table runner some dimension. Thanks for sharing. I’m trying to finish up a quilt right now, but this table runner is surely calling my name. I may have to stop what I’m working on to make one of these. It’s just beautiful!!! Thanks again!

  9. Thank you, Julie, for another generous download. You are so very nice to share your designs. Happy Autumn to you and Mr. Crafty.

  10. Simply beautiful!! Loving this able runner!! I have a small collection of Fall fabrics from a very special friend. This project is the perfect pattern as a tribute and fond remembrance of her. Thank you Julie !!

  11. Love this so much!! Looks like you have some SharonHolland fabric in yours. Love her colors and designs! Thanks for the free pattern…you are very generous

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