Mount Shasta

1: Make a 4 stitch magic ring.

2: sc in each st around (4).
3: 2 sc in each st around (8).
4: sc in each st around (8).
5: (sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) 2 times (10).
6: sc in each st around (10).
7: (sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) 2 times (12).
8: sc in each st around (12).
9: (sc in next 4 sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) 2 times (14).
10: sc in each st around (14).
11: (sc in next 5 sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) 2 times (16).
12: sc in each st around (16).
The next round is where you begin to add the contrasting
color (I use Green). You can improvise this however you
wish. Here is what I did: increasing where indicated, sc the
first 5 sts with White yarn, the next 4 sts switch to Green,
then sc the next 5 sts with White, and the last 4 sts in
Green. I simply carried the colors behind each other as I
worked around as in Fair Isle.
13: (sc in next 6 sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) 2 times (18).
In round 14, use the following color pattern: 1 st Green, 3
sts White, 6 sts Green, 3 sts White, 5 sts Green.
14: sc in each st around (18).
In round 15, don’t forget to increase where indicated, and
use the following color pattern: 2 sts Green, 1 sts White, 9
sts Green, 1 st White, 7 sts Green.
15: (sc in next 7sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) 2 times (20).
Row 16 work in Green around.
16: sc in each st around (20).
17: (sc in next 8 sts, 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) 2 times (22).
18: sc in each st around (22).
Fold your mountain in half. Mark the 2 sides of the
mountain with stitch markers (see Figure 1).
19: sc in each st to first marker, 2 sc in next st, sc in each st
to next marker, 2 sc in next st (24).
20: sc in each st around (24).
21: As in Round 19 (26).
22: sc in each st around (26).
23: As in Round 19 (28).
24: sc in each st around (28).
25: As in Round 19 (30).
26-27: sc in each st around (30).
28: As in Round 19 (32).
Continue increasing every 3rd round until the mountain is
your desired height. Mountain shown is 33 rounds.
Stuff and sew the bottom of the mountain closed.
Mount Diablo
1: Make a 4 st magic ring.
2: sc in each st around (4).
3: 2 sc in each st around (8).
4: sc in each st around (8).
5: (sc in next st, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (12).
6: sc in each st around (12).
7: (sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (16).
8: sc in each st around (16).
The next round is where you will begin to add the
contrasting color (I use Purple). You can improvise
if you wish; here is the pattern I used: increasing
where indicated, sc 5 sts with White, 5 sts with
Purple, then 5 sts with White, and 5 sts with
Purple.
9: (sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (20).
In round 10, use the following color pattern: 1 st
Purple, 3 sts White, 7 sts Purple, 3 sts White, 6 sts
Purple.
10: sc in each st around (20).
In round 11, use the following color pattern,
remembering to increase where indicated below: 2
sts Purple, 1 st White, 11 sts Purple, 1 st White, 9
sts Purple.
11: (sc in next 4 sts, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (24).
In round 12, use Purple for every st.
12: sc in each st around (24).
13: (sc in next 5 sts, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (28).
14: sc in each st around (28).
15: (sc in next 6 sts, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (32).
16: sc in each st around (32).
Fold your mountain in half. Mark the 2 sides of the
mountain with stitch markers (see Figure 1).
17: sc in each st to first marker, 2 sc in next st, sc in
each st to next marker, 2 sc in next st (34).
18-19: sc in each st around (34).
20: As in Round 17 (36).
21-23: sc in each st around (36).
24: As in Round 17 (38).
25-26: sc in each st around (38).
Stuff and sew the bottom of the mountain closed.
Nob Hill
1: Make a 4 st magic ring.
2: sc in each st around (4).
3: 2 sc in each st around (8).
4: sc in each st around (8).
5: (sc in next st, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (12).
6: sc in each st around (12).
The next round is where you will begin to add the
contrasting color (I use Yellow). You can improvise
if you wish; here is the pattern I used: increasing
where indicated, sc 3 sts with White, 2 sts with
Yellow, then 3 sts with White, 2 sts with Yellow, 5
sts with White, and the last st with Yellow.
7: (sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (16).
In round 8, use the following color pattern: 1 st
Yellow, 1 st White, 4 sts Yellow, 1 st White, 4 sts
Yellow, 3 sts White, 2 sts Yellow.
8: sc in each st around (16).
In round 9, use the following color pattern,
remembering to increase where indicated below:
15 sts Yellow, 1 st White, 4 sts Yellow.
9: (sc in next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st) 4 times (20).
In round 10, use Yellow in every st.
10: sc in each st around (20).
Fold your mountain in half. Mark the 2 sides of the
mountain with stitch markers (see Figure 1).
11: sc in each st to first marker, 2 sc in next st, sc in
each st to next marker, 2 sc in next st (22).
12 sc in each st around (22).
13: As round 11 (24).
14-15: sc in each st around (24).
16: As round 11 (26).
17-18: sc in each st around (26).
19: As round 11 (28).
20: sc in each st around (28).
Stuff and sew the bottom of the mountain closed.
 Mountain Range

To combine different sizes into one Mountain Range of Mega-Awesomeness, make a mountain of each size but
stop at the following rounds: stop the tall mountain after round 16, stop the medium mountain after round 12,
and stop the hill after round 10. Fold each mountain in half and mark the 2 sides of each mountain with stitch
markers. Sc to the st before the 1st stitch marker on the first mountain. Then join the second mountain by sc
into the 2nd st after the 1st stitch marker on the second mountain. Sc across until the st before the 2nd marker.
Join the third mountain by sc into the 2nd st after the 1st stitch marker on the third mountain. Sc across to 2nd
stitch marker, 2 sc in next st, then repeat on the other side of all the mountains. Increase at each end of the
pillow every 3 rows. Keep adding until the pillow is as big as you wish. Stuff and sew the bottom of the
mountain closed and in the gaps between each mountain.