This weather project uses fifteen colors to create a project celebrating and marking the season changes. You can choose to knit the daily high, daily low, or the daily average. Most days have you knitting one row, longer light days have you knitting more than one row. See the temperature chart above for our color recommendations. If you live somewhere that is consistently hotter or colder, you might just want to move. ;)
Each month we’ll explore a different stitch pattern, recording that month’s weather changes. All stitches will be simple enough for most knitters. This is a great daily knitting ritual—a relaxing end of the day project. Don’t worry if you get behind, you should be able to find weather history online.
Skill level - Beginner
If using this project as a temperature project, please reference the thermometer chart for color assigning.
Measurements:
• Mad Hatter - scarf: 16"/40.5cm wide (approx. 1000 yds), wrap: 23"/58.5cm wide (approx. 1750 yds), blanket (shown in photos): 52"/132cm wide (approx. 3200 yds). Each project will end up about 75" - 80"/190-203cm long.
• Mary Ann - scarf: 13"/33cm wide (approx. 860 yds), wrap: 19"/48cm wide (approx. 1500 yds), blanket: 42"/106.5cm wide (approx. 3000 yds). Each project will end up about 65" - 75"/165-190cm long.
