Pyramid Lake Pillow by Holli Yeoh

Pyramid Lake is named after the mountain that rises above it and is a favoured spot in Jasper National Park for canoeing, camping, hiking and hanging out. It’s a place where nature meets nurture. The stranded colourwork design on this pillow amplifies the ripple effect of the mountain’s reflection in the lake below. The buttoned back is just as striking with an asymmetrical effect and a cozy, cardigan feel. The Pyramid Lake Pillow is ready for all your adventures, armchair or otherwise!

Design notes: The Pyramid Lake Pillow is worked in one piece, beginning and ending at button closure on the back. The piece is then folded and seamed together.

This knitting pattern includes written directions, chart for stranded colourwork and front and back images.

Finished Measurements: fits a 14, 16 or 18 inch pillow form.

• Width: 13 (15 3⁄4, 17) ins / 33 (40, 43) cm
• Length: 14 (15 1⁄4, 17 3⁄4) ins / 35.5 (38.5, 45) cm 
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Our sample was made in River City Yarns Epic Yarn; 194 m / 212 yds per 100 g ball; 100% virgin wool. You could use an equivalent, worsted weight yarn in three colours, such as: Berroco Ultra Wool, Cascade 220, and Rowan Pure Wool Worsted. 

Colour 1: 1 (2, 2) balls in Silver (900) or 190m (380m, 380m) of an equivalent yarn

Colour 2: 1 ball in Charcoal (920) or 190m of an equivalent yarn

Colour 3: 1 ball in Royal Red (500) or 190m of an equivalent yarn