Fall Pumpkins Table Runner pattern by Sara Sach: Pattern Overview

Project introduction

This is a pattern overview, not a full crochet tutorial. Sara Sach’s Fall Pumpkins Table Runner is listed as an easy crochet project, with a long rectangular finished size and a palette of autumn colors. Use this guide to check the project details and listed materials before visiting the designer’s source for the complete pattern. The overview does not supply a stitch sequence or row-by-row directions.

Fall Pumpkins Table Runner

The project is credited to Sara Sach and associated with Posh Pooch Designs. The Ravelry listing notes that a free version is available on the blog, while a paid download costs $4.50 USD. It also includes a video tutorial and instructions for a matching place mat added in a later update. For the original instructions and the designer’s method, follow the original pattern listing.

The listed finished size is 60 x 14 inches, and the skill level is easy. The finished dimensions are the designer’s stated size, not a guarantee of an identical result for every crocheter. The listing names these stitches and abbreviations:

• Chain (ch)
• Single crochet (sc)
• Double crochet (dc)
• Triple crochet (tr)
• Slip stitch (slst)
• Skip (sk)

Use this materials checklist to prepare based on the information in the listing:

• One size I crochet hook.
• Worsted weight yarn, with one 3.5 oz skein of each of four colors.
• The sample colors are orange, sage green, yellow, and brown. Red Heart Super Saver is the yarn named for the sample.

The listing does not provide a yardage estimate. Its stated yarn amount is one skein per color, so check the designer’s instructions if you need further purchasing or substitution details. The materials information names a hook and yarn, but does not list other tools or finishing supplies. Refer to the original source before adding materials based on guesswork.

The listed stitches tell you which crochet terms are used, but they do not explain where each stitch goes or how the design is constructed. This overview does not fill in those missing directions. Consult Sara Sach’s pattern for stitch placement, color changes, and completion details. The source also notes that instructions for a matching place mat were added, so look there if you want to make the companion item.

If you are comparing table décor projects, you may also like our Fall Table Runner: Pattern Overview and Thanksgiving C2C Grateful Crochet Table Runner: Pattern Overview. These are separate project overviews, so use each designer’s source for its own instructions and materials.