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This pattern was designed by the one and only; Love & Crochet's knitter, Leah.
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Description
As the crisp fall days come closer, the urge to cuddle up on the couch with a pillow and a blanket grows; and there is no better way to do so than with the Autumn Leaf Pillow. It has a slight squishiness to it that is perfect for hugging, and when you aren't sleeping, it gives off the best autumn décor vibes! The pillow is made of two panels, which are each adorned with a beautiful leaf vein pattern.
Difficulty: Easy
Size
13” (33.02 cm) tall
7” (17.78 cm) at widest point
Materials
Big Twist Solids Yarn in Camel
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Tapestry Needle
Abbreviations
Rw- Row
K- Knit
P- Purl
Kfb- Knit front and back (increase)
K2tog- Knit 2 stitches together (decrease)
Gauge
9.5 stitches and 13 rows in 2 inches
Pattern
Panel pattern (make 2)
Cast on 6 sts
Rws 1-15: Work in stockinette stitch, starting with a purl row
Rw 16: Kfb, k to last st, Kfb
Rw 17: P all
Rws 18-43: Repeat rws 16-17 thirteen times
Rw 44: K all
Rw 45: P all
Rw 46: Kfb, K to last st, Kfb
Rw 47: P all
Rw 48: K all
Rw 49: P all
Rws 50-53: Repeat rws 46-49 once
Rw 54: K2tog, K to last 2 sts, K2tog
Rw 55: P all
Rw 56: K all
Rw 57: P all
Rws 58-61: Repeat rws 54-57 once
Rw 62: K2tog, K to last 2 sts, K2tog
Rw 63: P all
Rws 64-91: Repeat rws 62-63 fourteen times
Rw 92: K2tog twice
Rw 93: K2tog once
Pull yarn through loop. Pull tight
Using the beige yarn, stitch a leaf-like pattern onto both panels (see picture below).
With the wrong sides facing out, start sewing the panels together using an embroidery needle.
When you have about 4 inches left to sew, inside-out your work and stuff. Finish sewing together.
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Thank you again to my lovely sister who crafted this lovely pattern 💗
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