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https://secretyarnery.com/blogs/patterns/the-ultimate-temperature-blanket-guide-pattern
Temperature blankets are an artistic reflection of our connection to the natural world and the passage of time. Join me in this journey of creativity, mindfulness, and heartwarming craft. As each stitch takes shape, remember that you're not just crocheting a blanket; you're crafting a memory bank that will warm your heart for years to come.

https://easycrochet.com/temperature-blanket/
30-39 °F: Light blue. 40-49 °F: Dark blue. 50-59 °F: Green. 60-69 °F: Yellow. 70-79 °F: Orange. 80 °F and above: Red. Example of blanket colors to use in a temperature blanket using Vanna's Choice Yarn. You can also pick different colors for different temperature ranges, or use shades of the same color.

https://sarahmaker.com/temperature-blanket/
Then, create a chart that outlines which yarn to use for which temperature ranges. For example, if the daily highs in your location range from 10°-100°, and you want to use 9 colors, your chart might look like this: Temperature. Color. 20° and below. purple. 21-30°. dark blue. 31-40°.

https://www.marchingnorth.com/how-to-make-a-crochet-temperature-blanket/
Moss Stitch Crochet Temperature Blanket Pattern. Foundation Row: Chain 248. Row 1: Sc in 4th ch from hook, ch 1. *Sk next ch, sc in next ch, ch 1. Repeat from * until you reach the last chain. Sc in the last ch, ch 2, turn. Row 2 - 366: Sc into first ch space from previous row, ch 1. Work sc, ch 1 in each ch space going down the row.

https://knitpal.com/blogs/knitpal/your-ultimate-temperature-blanket-how-to-guide
Depending on the number of colors you want to use, you may want to set the color-key at intervals of 10 °F or 5 °F. In the second instance, you will have twice as many basic colors than for the 10-degree intervals. For example, your color-temperature key for 10-degree intervals will look something like this: For 5-degree intervals, it will

https://www.mooglyblog.com/temperature-blanket/
A Row a Day. The standard form of temperature blanket has you crocheting a row or motif for each day's temperature. This will give you 365 rows or motifs (366 on a leap year) if you do a January 1st to December 31st blanket. That seems like a lot, and it is, but keep in mind it's getting broken down over the whole year.

https://thecrochetcrowd.com/crochet-temperature-afghans/
This pattern will show you how to make an applique that can be applied to your Temperature Afghan. The colours you have selected for your project are to be used in the thermometer. Once you are done this applique and your project are done. Simply sew this onto the corner of the afghan. To help you remember what the colours mean, the gauge shows

https://hobbii.com/blog/how-to-crochet-a-temperature-blanket
A temperature blanket! You may have already seen these gorgeous temperature blankets on social media. The colorful blankets are extremely popular, and their popularity only increases in January each year as we take the first few steps into the new year. In this blog post, you will find everything you need to know about temperature blankets.

https://blog.lionbrand.com/a-year-in-yarn-how-to-knit-or-crochet-a-temperature-blanket/
The Knitting Pattern Recipe. Notes: You will knit 2 rows (Right Side & Wrong Side) to represent one day's temperature (decide if you want to use the high temp, temp at a specific time of day, or low temp).This means your afghan will be a total of 730 rows long (365 days x 2 since you need to complete one garter ridge per day).

https://okiegirlblingnthings.com/2023/04/11/crochet-temperature-blanket-ideas-10-free-patterns/
2. Regular Moss Stitch Temperature Blanket. If you like the moss stitch, but don't want to sew the individual squares together, then this blanket is for you! It's just made of the simple, straight moss stitch (also known as the granite stitch.). 1 row straight across every day.

https://temperature-blanket.com/
365 Days. Weather Data + Art! Visualize your city's historical climate data, create color gauges, and preview your pattern for your crochet or knitting temperature project. Save the information as PDF, CSV, or PNG files.

https://www.handylittleme.com/temperature-blanket-pattern/
10 x 10 cm /4 x 4 inches = 8 sts and 12 rows measured in pattern. Size. This blanket was knit as a throw blanket size. You can cast on more stitches (in multiples of 15) to widen your blanket and knit more rows for a longer length. Length = 60 inches / 152 cm.

https://www.foxandpinestitches.com/how-to-make-a-temperature-blanket/
4" x 4" = 14.5 stitches and 16 rows in single crochet (Sc). Notes: ~ The beauty with this project is you do not need to feel pressured to crochet one row every single day of the year. You can go back and record the temperatures for previous days and work on the blanket when you want to catch up on the previous days.

https://flamingocrochet.com/crochet-temperature-blanket-chart/
The yarn you choose to use for your temperature blanket it totally up to you. Just consider who it is for, and then choose the yarn that suits the end user best. If it will be for a baby or a child, perhaps a 100% cotton is the best choice. Also consider the end size when you are choosing your yarn.

https://www.fiftyfourtenstudio.com/blog/a-journal-in-yarn-how-to-plan-a-temperature-blanket-knitting-project
When starting the project, if the high temperature on January 1st is 42° F., the knitter uses the green yarn assigned to 40 - 49° and knits one segment of the blanket. On January 2nd the high temperature is 35° F. so the knitter uses the blue yarn assigned to 30 - 39° to knit the next segment of the blanket.

https://www.smilingcolors.com/temperature-blanket/
For example, on day 10 my blanket meausured 2 inches tall, that means that my finished blanket will be 2 x 3 = 6 ft long! what temperature do you use for a temperature blanket. For my blanket, I chose to document the daily high temperature only. So everyday I would write down the daily high temperature and choose the appropriate matching color.

https://tlycblog.com/temperatureblanketquestions/
Pick a stitch you love from your favorite pattern book - go for something solid and simple. Chevron. Hdc v-stitch. Corner to corner. Tiny hexagons or granny squares. Tunisian crochet. Make 12 squares that are 30 (or 31) rounds each and sew them together. Scrap the whole blanket idea and make a scarf or shawl.

https://www.onceuponacheerio.com/2021/12/10-creative-crochet-temperature-projects.html
Hexagon Temperature Blanket. This beautiful hexagon temperature blanket was made by Jen back in 2019. Instead of using the typical rainbow spectrum for her temperatures, she chose to use more earth tones and it looks magnificent! It took her 371 days to complete, Each hexagon is one week, with 7 rounds for each hexagon.

https://thecrochetcrowd.com/avoid-obscene-crochet-temperature-blankets/
Complete 365 rows of crochet in no time with these temperature crochet blanket solutions. Obscene Crochet Temperature Blankets offered by Red Heart Super Saver with the recommended hook size and single crochet make the blanket approx. 102" long. Change the hook size with Red Heart Super Saver to find the right gauge size. Get the best temperature crochet hooks and blankets with F, 3.5mm hook

https://stitchinginthewoods.mclarenfamilycrafts.com/temperature-blanket-crochet/
Row 1: On January 1st, ch 101 in the high or temperature color of the day. Sk 1 ch, sc in each stitch across, turn. (100 sc) Row 2: On January 2nd, ch 1, then sc in each stitch across in the high or temperature color of the day, turn. (100 sc) Rows 3-31: Continue to crochet a row each day, turning after each row.

https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/comments/ntaypm/currently_attempting_to_catch_up_on_my/
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https://www.reddit.com/r/crochet/comments/14jgyzb/forgot_to_work_on_my_temperature_blanket_last/
I love the idea of a temperature blanket, but this is exactly why I couldn't make one. I'd start really diligently, and then after a little while something would come up and I'd fall a little behind, then I wouldn't have time to catch up so I'd remain behind, then something else would happen that would put me 'I need a big make-up session to catch up' level behind and the job