Easy Way! How to Crochet a Temperature Blanket

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Keep Track of the Weather with a Crochet Blanket

The basic idea of a thermal blanket is to crochet several rows into a blanket every day for an entire calendar year. The colors used each day correspond to the outside temperature.

Unsurprisingly, the more colors in your palette, the more variation you'll get in your overall blanket.

A temperature blanket project usually begins with creating a temperature gauge based on the climate of your local area.

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For a more successful (and enjoyable) manufacturing experience, adjust the temperature gauge to best suit your local climate.

The easiest way to do this is to find the average high / low (resource) for your city and divide that range by the number of colors you want to use.

Imagine being able to wrap yourself in a colorful and unique blanket that captures the essence of an entire year's worth of weather patterns.

A temperature blanket is not only a practical way to stay warm, but it also creates a one-of-a-kind keepsake that reflects the changes in temperature throughout the year.

Images and pattern courtesy of TL Yarn Crafts

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