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Alphabet Pillow BlocksLetter “F” Pattern by Kimberly Lewis A Woven and Spun Creation Materials Worsted Weight Yarn Size I Crochet hook a smaller hook will produce a tighter stitch and s

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Alphabet Pillow Blocks

Letter “F”

Pattern by Kimberly Lewis

A Woven and Spun Creation

Materials

Worsted Weight Yarn

Size I Crochet hook ( a smaller hook will produce a tighter stitch and smaller letter)

Polyester Fiber Fill

Stitch Markers

This letter is worked from the bottom up in 4 sections

Make 2

Ch 26

Row 1 sc in first ch from hook and in each ch across (25 sc) ch1, turn

throughout

Row 2 2 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc 2 sc in last sc (27 sc)

Row 3 2 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc 2 sc in last sc (29 sc)

Row 4 2 sc in first sc, sc in each sc to last sc 2 sc in last sc (31 sc)

Row 5-9 sc in each sc to end (31 sc)

Row 10 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (29 sc) Row 11 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (27 sc) Row 12 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (25 sc) Row 13 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 3 sc Dec over last 3 sc (22 sc) Row 14 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (20 sc) Row 15 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (18 sc) Row 16-22 sc in each sc to end (18 sc)

Row 23 sc in each sc to last sc 2 sc in last sc ch 16 (19 sc/ 16 ch)

Row 24 sc in first ch from hook and in each ch, sc in each sc to end (34 sc) Place 1st stitch marker in bottom of first chain worked

Place 2nd marker in 1st sc of row 33

Row 34 sc in first sc and in next 10 sc (11 sc)

Row 35 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to end (10 sc)

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Row 36 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (8 sc) Row 37 sc in each sc to end (8 sc)

Row 40 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (4 sc) Finish off

Section 2

Return to 2nd marked stitch

Row 34 join with sc in first sc sc in next 18 sc (19 sc)

Row 42 sc in each sc to last sc 2 sc in last sc (19 sc)

Row 43 sc in each sc to last sc 2 sc in last sc (20 sc)

Row 44 sc in each sc to last sc 2 sc in last sc ch 26 (21 sc / 26 ch)

Row 45 sc in first ch from hook and in each ch, sc in each sc to end (46 sc) Place 3rd stitch marker in bottom of first chain worked on row 45

Row 46 2 sc in first 2 sc sc in each sc to end (48 sc)

Row 47 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc 2 sc in last 2 sc (49 sc) Row 48 2 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc (50 sc)

Row 50 sc in each sc to end (49 sc)

Row 52 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (46 sc) Row 53 sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (45 sc)

Section 3

Return to 1st marked stitch

Row 1 join with sc in marked stitch sc in next 10 sc (11 sc)

Row 6 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (7 sc) Row 7 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to end (6 sc)

Section 4

Return to 3rd marked stitch

Row 1 join with sc in marked stitch sc in next 15 sc (16 sc)

Row 3 sc in each sc to last 3 sc Dec over last 3 sc (12 sc)

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Row 5 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to last 2 sc Dec over last 2 sc (9 sc) Row 6 Dec over first 2 sc sc in each sc to end (8 sc)

Instructions for an “invisible seam”

When done with both letters, lay one on top of the other You will be working the “wrong sides” so if you want one color for the front and a different one for the back, place the back color on top of the front color Slip stitch or whip stitch around Leave a small opening to stuff fiberfill Stuff firmly Close opening You will find it easier to work the outside of the letter, turn and then work the inside part of the letter

For the seam shown above,

Lay F’s on top of each other and slip stitch around leaving a small opening for the stuffing Once firmly stuffed, close opening

Enjoy

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