{"id":5653,"date":"2014-01-28T10:26:30","date_gmt":"2014-01-28T16:26:30","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/goodknits.com\/blog\/?p=5653"},"modified":"2014-01-28T10:31:31","modified_gmt":"2014-01-28T16:31:31","slug":"all-is-full-of-fluff-knit-pillow-pattern","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/goodknits.com\/blog\/2014\/01\/28\/all-is-full-of-fluff-knit-pillow-pattern\/","title":{"rendered":"“All is Full of Fluff” knit pillow pattern"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Pillows are my jam, right now! With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, a heart pillow was naturally on the top of my list. I wanted something fun and most definitely pink. This is the first time I’ve used a fur yarn and I kind of LOVE it. <\/p>\n

Materials<\/b>
\n2 skeins Lion Brand Luxe Fur in pink and 1 skein of worsted weight acrylic. I’m not 100% sure of the brand–I just looked for a hot pink in my scraps that blended well with my fur yarn. I would guess it was about 100 yards.
\n9 mm (US 13) needles
\nyarn needle for sewing\/weaving in ends
\npoly-fil stuffing<\/p>\n

Abbreviations<\/b>
\nCO: cast on
\nK: knit
\nKfb: knit in front and back loop of stitch
\nK2tog: knit two together
\nSSK: slip slip knit (slip each of the next two stitches separately, then put them back on the left needle and K them together)<\/p>\n

Pattern<\/b>
\nMake 2<\/p>\n

Bottom of heart<\/i>
\nWith BOTH yarns, CO 2
\nRow 1: Kfb across, turn. (4)
\nRow 2-3: K, turn. (4)
\nRow 4: Kfb, K 2, Kfb, turn. (6)
\nRow 5-6: K, turn. (6)
\nRow 7: Kfb, K 4, Kfb, turn. (8)
\nRow 8-9: K, turn. (8)
\nRow 10: Kfb, K 6, Kfb, turn. (10)
\nRow 11-12: K, turn. (10)
\nRow 13: Kfb, K 8, Kfb, turn. (12)
\nRow 14-15: K, turn. (12)
\nRepeat the process of increasing in the first and last stitches and knitting two even rows between the increase rows until you have 24 stitches on your needle. Knit 3 rows and then move on to the lobe directions.<\/p>\n

Lobe<\/i>
\nRow 1: K 10, K2tog, turn. (11 stitches, leave 12 un-worked on other needle)
\nRow 2-3: K, turn. (11)
\nRow 4: SSK, K 9, turn. (10)
\nRow 5: SSK, K 8, turn. (9)
\nRow 6: K, turn. (9)
\nRow 7: K 7, K2tog, turn. (8)
\nRow 8: K 6, SSK, turn. (7)
\nRow 9: K, turn. (7)
\nRow 10: SSK, K 3, K2tog, turn. (5)
\nRow 11: K, turn. (5)
\nRow 12: SSK, K 1, K2tog, turn. (3)
\nBind off 3 stitches.<\/p>\n

Attach yarns at outside edge of remaining 12 stitches, arranging them on opposite needle. Repeat Rows 1-12 for second lobe. When you turn after Round 12, the wrong side will be facing. Bind off all stitches. Weave in ends on this wrong side.<\/p>\n

After making two hearts, arrange them with wrong sides together and whip stitch them together with the worsted weight yarn only. Leave a 2-inch gap for stuffing. I stuffed mine almost until it was a little too stiff<\/i>. From my experience, over-stuffing is better because it will get compacted with use. Sew the gap shut once you are satisfied with the amount of fluff.<\/p>\n

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I’m not sure if this pillow will be out all year, but for now, it’s sitting pretty on my couch, which I am still loving. I want to make a million pillows for it but at the same time I just want to stare at the bare couch all the time. Maybe I should just knit a pillow for every season\/holiday so I can have a nice selection from which to choose!<\/p>\n

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