This is the KnitWit yarn shop pattern for our 2018 Temperature Scarf. Inspired by temperature scarves we’ve seen our customers make in previous years, we wanted to create a version that used Quince & Co yarns (either Chickadee or Lark).

Create 1 ridge a day by knitting 2 rows in the color that matches up to the high temperature the previous day (or same day if you’re knitting at night!). And if it snows, regardless of the temperature you’ll knit in white! You can also choose to still knit the temperature on snow days too (it’s up to you!). Pattern includes the color options we came up with using Quince & Co yarn (both a colorful version as well as a neutral version).

We chose 10 different colors (each color represents a ten degree increment) and white to represent snow (so 11 colors total).

Need to catch up on previous days? You can go to: https://www.wunderground.com/history/ , https://www.accuweather.com (click on ‘month’ at top), or go to https://weather.com/ (enter in your location, then scroll down & on the right side click on “Almanac”).

We carry yarns up the side (unless there is a big temp jump!) and when you cut the yarn, leave a long tail that you can weave in using the duplicate stitch (hides them the well with this technique). You can also pick up ends at the very end of the project if you’re unhappy with how your sides look and work an icord edge or just a simple edge stitch.