#temperature shawl

[sewambitious]

Can’t believe I finished this in a day. Look how GORGEOUS IT IS!! 💖💖💖

It’s a temperature shawl based on the weekly average high temperature for the year my mom was born. I warped 4 threads for each week. It’s so springy and beautiful 🤩

[sewickedthread]

2024 temperature tat along (2025 TTAL) through January 29

The beads mark more than 1/2" rain

[sewambitious]

Last minute temperature shawl for my mom’s birthday. In less than a week 😅

[tiemeinbows]

Do you still make things with yarn? can we see?

I do!

This is a temperature shawl I'm working on right now, Traveller's Shawl by Drea Renee Knits:

[andthistimedontshorkitup]

I mean can't be mad about 0-0 with twice the shots

Also shrafting for game = temperature shawl, have been doing it in chunks so I can carry yarn when there's less than 4 days between the same range

[jazzeria]

2020 Temperature Shawl

I started planning a 2020 Temperature Shawl.  I know, I know, I haven’t even finished my 2019 Temperature Scarf! (Oh did I tell you i decided to change it from a blanket to a scarf?)  But.  I can dream, can’t I?  

In my 2019 project, I didn’t like the long uninterrupted runs of colour in summer.  The easy way to rectify this is to add more colours, so here’s what I’m trying for my 2020 plan:

This yields something that looks like this (current to 8 Aug 2020): 

Oooh, pretty <3

As you can tell, there are still somewhat-wide bands of colour in summer.  That’s because our mean daily temperatures tend to stay fairly consistent.  Here’s a graph that might more easily show this (2019 data shown): 

PDF available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1R4cOaxAuQJ7hYgnCkYmaT_syr9KDP4JK/

The other seasons are much “bumpier”, but summer tends to be much smoother.  Here’s 2020 so far: 

Comparison between 2020 and 2019: 

PDF available here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1A-wwprVAcuY0QBlYjUbNs8cHd3G-9Lw7/