Cobra Lily Kerchief

This pattern was originally published as **Northwest Wools'** contribution to the 2024 Rose City Yarn Crawl, March 7-10, 2024 in Portland, Oregon. This pattern is also available for download as part of the **2024 Pattern Collection: Pacific Northwest Flora & Fauna** *Darlingtonia State Natural Site, just outside Florence, is dedicated to the protection of Oregon's only native pitcher plant -- Darlingtonia californica. Also known as cobra lilies, these rare plants lure and trap insects in their uniquely developed hooded leaves, where they are absorbed by the plant for their nutrients. The Cobra Lily Kerchief draws inspiration from the strange shapes and vibrant colors of Darlingtonia's mottled, semi-transparent pitchers. Crocheted with just 2 skeins of Berroco's 100% recycled fiber yarn, Remix Light, this pattern is quick to make and impressive to wear.* **Yarn** Berroco Remix Light (432 yds/100g each); 1 skein each of Main Color and Contrast Color. Green and pink model uses Fern #6921 as the Main Color and Peony #6961 as the Contrast Color. The cream and beige model uses Birch #6901 as the Main Color and Almond #6903 as the Contrast Color. Total yardage needed: 600 yds. **Hook** US size F (3.75 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge **Gauge** 17 sts and 8 rows = 4 inches in DC (unblocked) **Notions** Darning needle Scissors **Finished Measurements** 66" wingspan x 16" deep **Skill Level** Intermediate