All caught up! I had to frog 14 rows because I got in the zone and forgot the repeats 🤦♀️
Compared to last year it’s been much colder - I only had 2 rows of aqua for all of January/February last year.
All caught up! I had to frog 14 rows because I got in the zone and forgot the repeats 🤦♀️
Compared to last year it’s been much colder - I only had 2 rows of aqua for all of January/February last year.
Tiffany. I’m at the end of row 3 and I think it looks about the same as yours per your instruction video? Here’s the pic. Not sure if you could tell if I’m on the right track by the pic but thought I’d show you. I was just questioning it when I get done w row 4 although I guess I’ll be at the other end at that point anyway.
so I decided to do something different with the temp blanket...I chose 7 colors and am doing 2 rows of each color using the stitch of the month. I didnt want it to be to big so i decided 14 rows a month is still a good size. i hope it still turns out as pretty as the temp blanket 😀
So far, No more than 2 days in same temp range. Blue is coldest below 70 and purple is warmest at 80-84F
My most current progress update on my Temperature Blanket! What color seems to be popping up most on your temperature blanket? Right now, my Temperature Blanket has the most amount of red. ❤️❤️❤️
The SIDES of my January Section.
I've had a couple people reach out to me having trouble with the sides of their Temperature Blanket. I just wanted to give a reference to what I am seeing on mine.
Yes, the January stitch is leaving us with sides that are not straight. AND that's driving some people crazy. I'll make a note on that with upcoming stitches and for future projects. However, it is more experience working with patterns and learning what you do and do not like! Which is GREAT! The more you try the more you know!
I've also had some people bring up concerns that their blanket sides are starting to be VERY MUCH not straight. Without seeing a picture I'm not sure what happened. All I can share is to please Count Your Stitches every so many rows. Especially if you are newer and DEFINITELY if you are noticing a problem. If you are already seeing a problem with your sides, I highly recommend you fix it now while it's still just a slight annoyance to go backward but not a complete tragedy. Setting up your project on the right foot will not only make sure stitches in the future will work with this project but also mean you won't have trouble with the border when it comes time to finish everything up.
This project, I've chosen stitches that will work together and minimize the sides getting super wonky. Please help me out by counting your stitches and watching for anything weird that might come up. I hope you're having fun!! 🤗💖🧶
I got to play with a new color!!🤩 I love my blanket!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thank YOU Tiffany for encouraging me to make this!!!
I was away for a bit. Caught up with January. Ready to start February. Not much change in temps here in the icy and snowy northeast!
All done with Feb stitch. I'm loving my historic blanket. For 1976 there were so many color changes. The lowest was 9 degrees and the highest was 66 all in February. Can't wait to see what March will bring. I'm using a lot of colors because I'm doing every 5 degrees difference.
Todays high is 14 degrees and that’s the high where I live🥶🥶 the light blue is 19-10 degrees 🥶🥶🥶🥶🥶