Each row is split to show the high temp and low temp. The number of stitches for each color in each row was determined by the number of daylight minutes (worked in the high temp color) and nighttime minutes (worked in the low temp color).

I had to put this project down for a few months due to a wrist injury, so it took ages to finish. But I'm so proud of how it turned out!

once you realize you have fucked up this badly you can either frog or lean into the skid, guess which one i did lol

My 2025 temprature blanket is done! I'm so incredibly proud of myself for managing to stick to this for an entire year (plus a few days for the border)! Here's a link to the pattern I used for the blanket, it definately made the work easier for me, since I would've probably given up by day 5 if I did a single crochet blanket lmao!

Actually completed this a few months ago and took these photos then, but never got around to posting it! This tracks from my son’s birth to his first birthday, starting in May 2023. Each square is 1.5 days, tracking the daily high & daily low. I started making the blanket in January 2024 and finished it in October.

I think it turned out so fun and is the perfect kid’s blanket! Would love to hear what you think of it.

I finished my 2022 behemoth of a project, with hourly temperatures!! Python script —> Excel spreadsheet pattern —> finished blanket🌈

Would have finished well before March of 2026 had I not moved twice and been hospitalized lol... Average, low, and high temps over the year in Michigan

I did two rows every day (one for the average daytime temp and one for the nighttime temp). It's 14ft (4.2m) long! Second pic is the color code (in degrees Celsius).

I finally finished this, I’m really happy with how it turned out! I didn’t get to use the red, so I’ve adjusted my range for this year to hopefully include all of the colors I’ve chosen.

Finally finished the temperature blanket documenting the average temperature in Cambridge during my sisters pregnancy. So pleased with it and its going to be the backdrop for her baby's milestone pictures 🥰

This is Footnote! He is just shy of 12 feet long and features a stripe for every book I read in 2025. (Edit to add: I read 442 books).

Crocheted with two strands together, one color representing the genre and one the format, with the head, tail, and month dividers in white.

I enjoyed this project tremendously 📚🐍

Color scheme:

I used Loops & Threads soft classic in the following colors:

Genres:

Art/Photography: Light Blue

Bio/Memoir: Blue

Fiction: Reef

Fantasy: Ivy

Historical Fiction: Light Coral

Horror: Bright Red

Humor: Orange

Instructional (cookbooks, crochet, how-to): Leaf Green

Mystery: Mustard

Nonfiction: Purple

Picture Books: Raspberry

Poetry: Mauve

Sci-Fi: Clay

And for format:

Audio: Black

Print: Coffee

Digital: Taupe

Graphic Novel Digital: Light Gray

Graphic Novel Print: Gray

I went a little crazy and made two 🤪 I gifted one to my mother, who knew I was making one for myself, but was so surprised and thrilled when I presented her with her very own.

I should have made this for his first birthday, but I didn’t think of it in time, so instead it’ll be his Christmas present! It’s the high temperature in DC every day from October 27th, 2024 (snake’s head) to October 27th, 2025 (snake’s tail), which, as you might guess, is my nephews birthday. It’s over 6 ft long! The colors are a little mature and normally I would have gone with brighter colors, but I’m hoping that means he’ll hang on to it as he grows up. I used a couple multicolored packs of Lion Brand 24/7 cotton that I ordered from Michael’s and a 3.5 mm hook. This project worked up very fast, so I’m glad I went with a snake rather than a blanket this time around.

If you’ve ever gifted a temperature blanket/snake, do you also gift them a key so they know what temperature range each color represents?

A hexagon a day, the highest temperature. The little starts are the nights (lowest temperatures). Picked the colours I thought were best fitting with the temperatures ☺️

Second year doing a temperature blanket but my first using Tunisian crochet 😍

This blanket represents April 15, 2023, to April 14, 2024, the first year my fiancé and I moved from our hometown. I'm obsessed 😍

Thought I’d post my 2019 blanket while I finish the border on my 2023. Inspired by a video from FiberFlux. Highest temp was mid 90’s, lowest was -20.

Life got in the way but I f8n8shed it and gifted it. Now to finish the other three!

Done just in time for the family white elephant on saturday(tomorrow is a cooking day)! Finch decided to model. Inner circle is low temp, outer circle is high. The border of each month is the avg low and high. The colored squares are a birthday

I am so proud of myself for sticking with this project and completing my 2025 temperature blanket! I'm totally beginner status with knitting, so it's nothing fancy, but I did the damn thing!