My Pumpkin Fall Table Runner is perfect to make your home cozy this fall and would be awesome on the table for Thanksgiving, it would also be a lovely gift for your Thanksgiving host.
In this tutorial, I will show you how to make my Fall Table Runner, as well as how to easily adapt my free pattern into matching placemats and potholders.

This pattern uses a technique called “Half Square Triangles” and we will make them four at a time.
For those that don’t like binding, we will be doing the self-binding technique which is so much easier and saves a lot of time. If you haven’t heard of the self-binding technique before, stick with me, you’re going to love it!

TO MAKE A PUMPKIN FALL TABLE RUNNER YOU WILL NEED
My Pumpkin Fall Table Runner measures approximately 38½” x 10½”.
This project is the perfect scrap buster, it is made up of 2½” squares and the more fabrics used the merrier! Use dark tones of fabric for the pumpkins and light tones of fabric for the background. You will also need 4 x 4″ squares in dark tones and the same in light tones. My Fall Pumpkin Table Runner topper was made entirely with scraps of fabric I had on hand. But if you want to buy fabrics I list below what would also work.
4 x 4″ squares in dark tones
4 x 4″ squares in light tones
5 x 2½” width of fabric dark tones for pumpkins
5 x 2½” width of fabric light tones for background
14″ x 42″ Batting
14″ width of fabric for backing and binding
Sew your pumpkins together individually as shown in pic below, then sew the three together


TO MAKE A SET OF TWO FALL PUMPKIN PLACEMATS
My matching placemats measure approximately 14½” x 18″.
5 x 2½” width of fabric dark tones for pumpkins
5 x 2½” width of fabric light tones for background
2 x 18½” x 22″ Batting
⅔ yard of width of fabric for backing and binding

This project is one of my Small Quilting Projects, you might also be interested in making my French Braid Table Runner.
Thanks so much for joining me! Please leave a comment and let me know how you go, or if you have any questions.
Stacey x

Thank you for sharing this tutorial . By far the best one even on making a Pumpkin Table Runner,. Clear directions and easy to follow.I just started quilting and just love it.
That’s awesome Nadine. I am so glad you like and found it helpful. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment 🙂
Thanks and I did get the email 🙂 . Thanks for giving us the free patterns and love your videos …. Looking so forward to these pumpkins!!
Awesome Janie! I am glad the email turned up! Thanks for watching my videos 😊
Thanks for sharing. Wonderfully explained, easy to follow. Can’t wait to make. Looking forward to your next project. 👍
Thanks so much Robyn, I appreciate it ☺️