Alphabet Pillow Blocks Letter “T” Pattern by Kimberly Lewis A Woven and Spun Creation *this letter was stitched together without flipping right side out* 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 top down in sections Make Section Ch 41 Row sc in first ch from hook and in each ch across (40 sc) Row 2 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (44) Row sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (46 sc) Row sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (48 sc) Row sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (50 sc) Row sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (52 sc) Row sc in each sc to end (52 sc) Row sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (54 sc) Row sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (56 sc) Row 10-13 sc in each sc to end (56 sc) Place stitch marker in first sc on row 13 Row 14 sc in first sc and in next 13 sc (14 sc) Row 15 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to end (13 sc) Row 16 sc in each sc to end (13 sc) Row 17 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to end (12 sc) Row 18 sc in each sc to end (12 sc) Row 19 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (10 sc) Row 20 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (8 sc) Row 21 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (6 sc) Finish off Section Return to marked stitch Row 14 join with sc in marked sc sc in next 14 sc (15 sc) Mark last stitch at end of this row Row 15 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to end (14 sc) Row 16 sc in each sc to end (14 sc) Row 17 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to end (13 sc) Row 18 sc in each sc to end (13 sc) Row 19 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (11 sc) Row 20 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (9 sc) Row 21 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (6 sc) Section Return to marked stitch Count over sc from marked stitch Row 14 Join with sc sc in next 20 sc (21 sc) *note you should have skipped stitches on either side of this row Row 15-42 sc in each sc to end (21 sc) Row 43 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (23 sc) Row 44 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (27 sc) Row 45 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (31 sc) Row 46 sc in first sc sc in each sc to last sc sc in last sc (33 sc) Row 47-51 sc in each sc to end (33 sc) Row 52 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (31 sc) Row 53 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (27 sc) Row 54 Dec over first sc sc in each sc to last sc Dec over last sc (25 sc) Finish Off 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 For the seam shown above, Lay E’s on top of each other and slip stitch around leaving a small opening for the stuffing Once firmly stuffed, close opening Enjoy ... sc to last sc Dec over last sc (6 sc) Section Return to marked stitch Count over sc from marked stitch Row 14 Join with sc sc in next 20 sc (21 sc) *note you should have skipped stitches on either... Off 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... 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 For the seam shown