The It’s Fall Ya’ll Pillow is made by crocheting two panels separately and sewing them together using a running stich for the sides and a whipstitch for the top and bottom. I like using the running stitch for the sides because they have a more “unfinished” look to the edge…the running stitch cleans that up once it’s turned right side out.
The front panel is made by following a chart worked tapestry style (hiding one yarn inside the other by stitching over it)…much easier than it sounds!

Level:
-Easy

Terms:
-American Standard

Gauge:
-In sc with 4.5mm hook, 14.5 sc = 4”

Finished Size:
-approx 12” X 20” rectangle

Hook Size:
-7/4.5mm

Yarn:
Yarn Bee “Nature’s Nook” in Natural (Color A) and Autumn Singe -or- Moss (Color B)
3.5oz/180 yards/165 meters per skein
Medium Weight 4
You will need:
-Color A: 1 ball
-Color B: 2 balls

Other Materials You’ll Need:
-12”x20” pillow form
-Yarn needle
-Scissors
-Measuring tape

Abbreviations:
ch – chain
sc – single crochet
st(s) – stitch(es)

Special Notes:
For color changes, you want to complete the final yarn over of the previous stitch with the new color for the next stitch. For example, when you are starting your chart for the front panel, row 5 column 60 is your first different colored stitch. As you are completing the sc in row 5, column 59 your final yarn over will be the new color.
For the chart you will work in tapestry style, which means you will carry the color you aren’t currently using inside the stitches you are making.