The phrase "and pull it over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is instructed to move or shift something to a different position, often in relation to clothing or objects.
Example: "After you finish the task, take the blanket and pull it over the couch to keep it warm."
Alternatives: "and drape it over" or "and lay it over".
Roll it until all the fabric is rolled up and then take the glove, pull it out, open up the wrist and pull it over the towel".
The men were able to pry Ghosh's hood loose and pull it over his face.
Pitching just short on the third, he watches Cook lean back, pick up the length and pull it over mid-wicket for six.
In order to climb into the tree I use an 8-foot-tall slingshot to shoot a little beanbag attached to a string around a branch, then tie my rope to the string and pull it over the branch.
and for... tights To find lost small objects, cut the leg off an old pair of tights, making sure the toe is intact and pull it over the nozzle of the vacuum cleaner hose.
Step 2. Take a thin strand of hair from the outside of the right section and pull it over the top of the right and weave it underneath the left section.
Two Nassau County police officers followed the car and pulled it over near the Queens border late Tuesday morning.
Then he tried slipping on his baseball glove, working his fingers inside and pulling it over most of his palm.
Less than 90 minutes later, a deputy spotted the truck and pulled it over, later arresting the perpetrator on several active warrants.
I remember him once unbuttoning his shirt and pulling it over his shoulder to show me the small rosette where a bullet had entered.
My mother says that, when I was almost two, I went over to the coffee pot at my great aunt Grace's house and pulled it over on myself, so I was in a burns unit for a few days.
