When the seasons change, I always feel the urge to freshen up something in the house — and the table is the easiest place to start. A simple spring table runner can completely shift the mood of a room without committing to a full quilt project.
If you’re ready to pull out florals, pastels, or even just some cheerful scraps, this collection of free spring table runner patterns is a perfect place to begin. These projects are quick, beginner-friendly, and just right for using what you already have on hand — which means you could be stitching one up today and enjoying it on your table by the weekend.
10+ Free Table Runner Patterns
Most of these free table runner patterns can be made with fat quarters, charm packs, jelly rolls or fabric scraps. They are simple to sew table runner tutorials that don’t require a lot of fabric.
Also, all of them will end up quilted. Perfect for learning a little machine quilting along the way.
Bunny Table Runner

This quilt as you go table runner is great for any time of the year. Quickly sew it and finish it in one day! Free Easter applique printable also included.
Chunky Wheel Table Runner

Half square triangles can be a lot of fun to sew with. They are quick to sew and can be rearranged into a variety of different layouts.
This table runner features 3 quilt blocks. They are kind of a chunky wheel– thus the name.
Spring Colors Table Runner

For this project I found a nice collection of batiks I had sitting around and thought this would be perfect. I do realize that the inspiration has different sized squares, but I went with the standard 2 1/2″ squares to keep it easy.
Tumbler Table Runner

Learn how to quickly make the Tumbler table runner using the AccuQuilt fabric cutting machine.
It’s great for using a charm pack or any 5” squares you’ve got hanging around in your sewing room.
This project is ideal for utilizing charm packs or cutting your own 5-inch squares. With straightforward instructions and minimal fuss, it’s perfect for quilters of all skill levels, especially those looking for a quick and satisfying project.
10 Minute Table Runner

Ten minutes and a few quilt blocks and you are almost finished! Simple to stitch up and use! Tutorial includes how to sew it all together.
Spring Blossoms Table Runner

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.
Spring Ribbons and Bows Runner

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

This is such an easy pattern, and you could definitely make a quilt using this block, and it would be wonderful! The block itself is easy peasy to make, and you will have this runner made in no time! You wouldn’t even have to use spring colors either, you could use this same pattern for different holidays! Your options are endless here!
Spring Bunny Runner

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.
Bursting Buds

Use your beautiful stash of leftover scraps of fabric to make a fun and simple – leaf and vine applique. Play with the layout and design for a custom runner.
Flip and Sew Carrot Table Runner

A quilt-as-you-go project like this spring dandy means that when the top is done, so is the quilting! Add binding and you’re finished.
Stacked Strips

Using QAYG for a table runner is a great way to try this method on a small project.
Sherbet Stripes

This is a great table runner to make out of your scraps.
Bunny Applique Table Runner

This runner mixes up cotton and some fuzzy fabric – with a touch of hand sewing. It’s a great way to try out a few new techniques without a big project.
Spring Meadow Table Runner

This pretty little project is my Spring Meadow Table Runner. When making small, quick projects, there are some quick & easy things that you can do to give them a little “Wow” factor. For example, try fussy cutting the center square of your blocks.













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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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