Incendio Cowl

Knit pattern · october 2020

A knit cowl with a bold lace pattern inspired by flickering flames.

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Craft

Knit

Level

Easy

Weight

Pattern Details

Yarn

Leading Men Fiber Arts Dramaturg (100% Superwash Merino Wool; 250 yds [229 m]/115 g): Spiced Apple Cider, 2 skeins.

Note I knit the sample with one skein of yarn using almost all of it. An extra skein is recommended for swatching and if you are afraid of running short of yarn.

Tools

Size US 6 (4.0mm) 24″ (60cm) circulars
Or size needed to obtain gauge

Gauge

20 sts and 32 rnds = 4″ [10cm] in St st
19 sts and 38 rnds = 4″ [10cm] in garter st patt in the rnd after blocking
19 sts and 38 rnds = 4″ [10cm] in garter rib patt in the rnd after blocking
19 sts and 30 rnds = 4″ [10cm] in Incendio st patt in the rnd after blocking

Sizes

11.5” [29cm] high and 24” [61cm] circumference

Notions

Tapestry needle, stitch markers (one to mark the BOR and optional to mark patt repts), tape measure or ruler.

Stitches

Lace pattern worked from a chart New to charts? How to Read a Knitting Chart No Stitch in Knitting Charts

I find myself mesmerized when I look at the brilliant colors of the flickering flames of a fire. The Incendio Cowl was inspired by fire and my love of Harry Potter. The lace stitch pattern I chose for the body of the Incendio Cowl reminds me of the Incendio charm that was used to conjure a jet of flames to set things alight. I can still see Hermione using this spell to light Snape’s robes on fire to prevent him from the curse he was putting on Harry during the Quidditch game. Later on in the story, we find out that Snape was not the culprit at all! The garter and garter rib textured top and bottom borders bring out the depth of colors inspired by fire. Worked in a dk-weight yarn, the texture and large, bold stitch pattern offer a great first lace design for the adventurous beginner and will surely keep even the most experienced knitter entertained!

Lori Wagner, on designing Incendio Cowl

The designer

Lori Wagner

Lori Wagner resides in Temecula, California where she and her husband own and operate a chiropractic practice. She learned to knit in 2008 while on a girls’ getaway and started designing and self-publishing her designs on Ravelry in 2012. When not knitting, she enjoys reading, hiking and hanging out with her two cats and canary.

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