Have you ever been sitting around a bonfire on a warm summer night? It’s almost impossible not to lose yourself in a trance-like state while staring into the flames. There’s something mesmerizing about the way fire flickers and dances. The slightest breeze can ignite a flame and unleash it into the wild. The beauty of fire has been sung about in songs and captured in works of art. Celebrities are “hot” and high-scoring athletes are “on fire.” The appeal of this age-old elemnt lies in the fact that it is beautiful, yet dangerous. The bright oranges, warm pinks, cool blues, and deep reds of the flames work together in a gorgeous palette of color – perfect for a free knitting pattern!

In true AllFreeKnitting fashion, we’ve rounded up some of our coziest patterns inspired by the colorful mix of colors found in fire. These easy knitting patterns are the perfect solution to a cold winter night. Get ready to set your needles on fire and unleash these dangerously beautiful knitting patterns!

Red Hot Knits:
17 Free Knitting Patterns To Set Your Needles on Fire

Knit Scarf Patterns and Knitted Cowl Patterns

Cozy Cold Weather Knitting Patterns

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Knit Scarf Patterns and Knitted Cowl Patterns

Is it just me, or are these knit scarf and cowl patterns too hot to handle? These fire-inspired patterns are the perfect way to heat up your winter wardrobe as well as your internal body temperature this season. Just look at the boho-chic Gun Smoke Cowl. The leather lace-up detailing adds a red-hot spark of interest!

Forest Fire Cowl
Old Flames Scarf
Gun Smoke Cowl
Bonfire Lace Scarf
Candle Flame Scarf
Blue Smoke Cowl
Winter Flame Scarf
Harvest Bonfire Cowl
Hot Ember Scarf

 

Cozy Cold Weather Knitting Patterns

When the weather is dreary and it seems as if nothing will thaw you out from the winter cold, just remember these fiery knitting patterns. Thick afghans, padded mittens, hats to keep your ears from turning into icicles, and capes to keep you warm are just some of the patterns we have to offer. Try the Winter Bonfire Hat. This thick and cozy cabled hat is named after a smoking fire, and you'll know why the second you try it on!

Winter Bonfire Hat
Fireball Hat and Fingerless Gloves
Fire and Ice Wrap
Log Fire Cape
Flame of Hope Hat
Flame Stitch Afghan
Black Smoke Cable Knit Vest
Hot Pepper Wrist Warmers
 

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