Oh your blanket looks fantastic Fran A Fran! I love the colors and how they work together. It's so pretty! Thank you for sharing!
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Hi Angela! You can absolutely use a size 5 weight yarn for this blanket! Just know that Temperature Blankets are yarn eaters as we are making 365 rows. I estimate the blanket made with a size 3 weight yarn will be approximately 7 feet long. So I made the width of the blanket 5 feet wide. Using a thicker yarn means your blanket proportions will be bigger. Your blanket might be closer to 9 feet long so maybe aim for a 6 to 7 foot width. (Hint/Tip: Temperature Blankets are not your normal throw blanket, they are commonly excessively long. Think of this project more as a keepsake as you are recording history which makes this blanket extremely memorable and special). Starting in January, just focus on that multiple stitch count requirement of Multiple of 2 + 1. Use your measuring tape, and then check your measurement after 3 - 4 rows to make sure the width measurement has stayed the same or if you need to go back and adjust. I hope this helps! I'm so excited for you to join in!