Table runners are one of the easiest ways to dress up your home, no matter the season or occasion. Whether you’re getting ready for a holiday gathering, updating your everyday décor, or just want to add a pop of color, a handmade table runner does the trick.
They’re quick to sew, fun to customize, and a great way to show off your quilting skills without committing to a full quilt.
This collection of free table runner tutorials has something for every style and table size. You’ll find everything from simple, minimalist designs to more intricate patterns that are perfect for showing off your favorite fabrics.
There are traditional pieced runners, quilt-as-you-go options, and even some with playful appliqué details. No matter your skill level, you’ll find a project that suits you.

Not just for tables, these patterns are versatile enough to be used in other ways, too. Many of them double as wall hangings or table toppers, especially the square or shorter designs.
They add a touch of handmade charm wherever you place them, whether it’s on a coffee table, a sideboard, or even hung as a mini quilt. It’s all about getting creative with how you display them.
With so many beautiful designs to choose from, you might find yourself wanting to make more than one. Whether you’re sewing for your own home or making a thoughtful gift, these table runners and toppers are sure to impress.
Easter Table Runner Patterns

Get your scraps and you’re set to sew up a super simple and cute Easter table runner.

Sew repeating quilt blocks into a fun and cute runner. These can show off your favorite spring fabrics.

This project is the perfect combination of quilting and home décor. A mix of spring green fabrics and the cutest black and white gingham give this table runner a little country charm with modern style.

This is a great table runner which uses spring fabric and the Accuquilt cutting machine.

Table runners are always a fun project. For the most part, they are easier patterns, they don’t use up a lot of fabric, and don’t take up too much time. They are also an ideal project for the holidays.

Spring Blossoms Table runner was inspired by the spring flowers that are lacking from my yard. Since the flowers are slow to bloom outside I’m making my own flower garden inside.

Carrot table runner project with you just in time for Spring and Easter! I promise this is a quick and easy project – even adding the carrot top.

While these little eggs aren’t table runner size, I couldn’t resist adding them to the list!

Patchwork Peter Rabbit tutorial is here! This wall hanging will add whimsy and delight to your Spring and Easter décor. It measures 18″ x 20″, so it’s a small project that can be made in no time. While again, not a true table runner, it could be made into a table topper!

This pretty Ribbon Table Runner is so sweet, the pastel ribbons are perfect for lightening up the room for Spring!

Bonita Bunny is a simple paper pieced block pattern and I found the block in the EQ8 library. It looked cute as it was, but I knew it would come alive with the addition of some buttons for eyes and a little bow for her ear.

Bursting Buds – you’ll have a fun time digging through your stash for just the right fabric for these buds. The simple instructions on making your own shape will get you started.

Love the gingham fabric on this basket table topper! The applique baskets make sewing this super quick and simple.

Tulip Time is a long thin wall quilt and is the latest free quilt project which I’d like to share with you.

This table runner, with its playful bunny design, effortlessly adds a pop of fun to your dining table, making it a great choice for both everyday use and special Easter celebrations. It’s a simple way to bring a bit of the spring vibe into your home, ensuring your space feels ready for the season.

More Easter Sewing Projects – All Free!

20+ Easter baskets – great for fat quarters of fun spring themed fabric.

Fabric bunny – great for any level of sewer! These are also perfect for leftover quilt blocks.

Fun Easter projects – from table runners, to plushies, bags and more.

Becky Jorgensen is the creative quilter behind Patchwork Posse, the Patchwork Planner and her online quilt group Patchworkers Plus. You can find her patterns in books, magazines, and her quilt membership. Gather your quilting supplies, organize your sewing space, explore the process of disappearing quilt blocks, or finish a free quilt pattern. I'll help you use what you have, finish what you start and make your quilting journey fun!
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