Coirë

Coirë, the Quenya name for the last season of the year in the Reckoning of Rivendell, encapsulates the enchanting transition from winter to spring. This beautiful season stretches from February 11 to April 5 and is known in Sindarin as Echuir, both terms translating to “stirring.” During Coirë, the snow begins to melt, revealing the first hints of greenness as the world awakens from its winter slumber. The weather during this time can be delightfully unpredictable, with balmy spring days often giving way to surprise snowfalls, making it a magical period of change and renewal.
Drawing inspiration from the gentle flow of running meltwater and the whimsical nature of spring weather, I designed this exquisite scarf. It features a delicate lace pattern that is perfect for wear from early autumn through late spring. Its thoughtful construction ensures that it remains thick enough to provide warmth during the chilly winter months, while the intricate lacework offers an airy feel that is ideal for the blossoming seasons of spring and autumn.
This scarf is crafted using a sophisticated double knitted lace technique, making it a wonderful project for seasoned knitters. Those with experience in both lace knitting and double knitting will relish the challenge and enjoy the rewarding end result. Whether you’re accessorizing for a chilly evening or transitioning your wardrobe for the spring bloom, this scarf is a beautiful addition to any collection. Discover the joy of knitting your own Coirë-inspired scarf and embrace the spirit of the stirring season!