One of the drawbacks of temperature blankets is they can get rather large. This project keeps the blanket a manageable size. As a side benefit, it also works up quickly. It also is very portable since you’re only working one month at a time while doing the main squares. If […]
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If you want to try out the corner-to-corner stitch before you try it on a bigger project, then this washcloth is a good place to start. It lets you figure out how to make it work so when you’re doing the bigger project you’ll know better how the stitch works. […]
If you’ve been working on your temperature project since January then you may be getting a little tired of your project. Congrats if you’re not, but it’s okay if you are! It’s pretty normal for me. If you want a quick project to reinvigorate you, then look no further than […]
I saw the Apache Tears stitch and it was love at first sight. I really like the geometric patterns it creates. I read a tutorial at Sarah London’s blog (check it out for more variations on the stitch) and started in on planning my project. I wanted my version to be thinner and shorter […]
Spring is coming to Indiana and spring means babies, right? Baby blankets make excellent baby shower gifts. As a mother of four, I can tell you one can never have too many blankets. Not only can they be used to keep kids warm, they can also be used as […]
Current me: Welcome to my first temperature blanket tutorial! I know temperature blankets can be intimidating and this was my first effort to help others to figure them out. I wrote this in December 2015, so “this year” means 2015. Happy reading! Past me: It’s getting close to the end […]