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2022 Temperature Blanket - Color Chart

 

It's almost the beginning of a new year! So, what does that mean? It means (in the crafting world) its time to start a new temperature blanket (or attempt to make). 

What's a temperature blanket you ask? Well its where you have a color chart scale for the weather of the day. I have made up a new color chart graph for the year 2022, then I will use the color for what the temperature is around noon each day. 

I am using Caron Simply Soft Yarn: 

Grey: -3° and below
Off White: -2 to 1°
White: 2-5°
Blackberry: 6-9°
Orchid: 10-12°
Grape: 13-15°
Iris: 16-19°
Plum Perfect: 20-22°
Soft Blue: 23-25°
Robin's Egg: 26-29°
Blue Mint: 30-32°
Royal: 33-35°
Dark Country Blue: 36-38°
Chartreuse: 39-42°
Pistachio: 43-45°
Green: 46-48°
Kelly: 49-52°
Dark Sage: 53-55°
Baby Sunshine: 56-58°
Autumn Maze: 59-61°
Gold: 62-65°
Neon Orange: 66-68°
Persimmon: 69-72°
Orange: 73-75°
Pumpkin: 76-79°
Strawberry: 80-83°
Watermelon: 84-87°
Neon Pink: 88-91°
Fucshia: 92-95°
Red: 96-98°
Autumn Red: 99-101°
Burgundy: 102°+




I wanted a wide variety of colors so it would show off the weird weather that we experience here in the Midwest. It probably looks confusing and some people might think I am crazy for attempting this project and using so many colors but hey why live a boring life!

Hope you enjoyed... Until Next Time!

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