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Bring a touch of handmade holiday charm to your table with this Crochet Christmas Table Runner! ✨ Featuring the timeless classic granny stitch, this festive design creates beautiful tree motifs and playful triangles that instantly set the scene for Christmas gatherings. The repeating pattern is both eye-catching and cozy, making it a lovely centerpiece for your holiday décor.

Designed with flexibility in mind, this table runner can be easily customized to fit any size table. Whether you’re decorating for Christmas dinner, gifting a handmade heirloom, or adding seasonal warmth to your home, this crochet table runner is a joyful project you’ll love making and displaying year after year.

Yarn
Lion Brand Yarns 24/7 cotton was used for the table runner shown.

Crochet Christmas Tree Table Runner design is an A Crocheted Simplicity original design.

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This design, the pattern, and the images are property of A Crocheted Simplicity. The buyer may use this pattern for personal use and charity. Sales of finished items are also permitted, credit given to A Crocheted Simplicity is greatly appreciated. No part of this document may be reproduced, altered, or distributed in any form, or by any means, without express written permission from Jennifer Renaud.