Temperature quilts

Temperature quilts are all the rage right now. Have you heard of them? Have you made one? If you haven’t, you’re going to want to after reading this! What is a temperature quilt? A temperature quilt is a quilt based on the daily temperature of where you live. For each day of the year you...

Little did I know that when I decided to make a temp quilt, it would be a year to remember!! I don’t want any negativity against my quilt, so I will move on and say that the lowest high was 18 and …

The disappearing nine patch is a deceptively simple quilt block, perfect for beginners and a great shortcut block with tons of variations

(Click here for One Monthly Goal July Link-up) Bring on summer! Mixed in with all the typical high humidity we've managed to have some really gorgeous days in June. When I compare to June of 2020, we've had more days this June in the 70s and less in the 90s. In the photo below, the first six months of 2020 are on the left and 2021 is on the right. My design documents both the high and low temperature in a block which finishes 1 1/2 '' x 2''. The improv strip is 1/4'' wide and records the low…

Looking forward to the new year, have you ever considered making a Temperature Quilt? Read on for more info on how to get started, including a palette of Bella Solids and a temperature tracker download.

The idea of temperature quilts is very new to me, so it got me digging for more information. If you too are wondering, “what in the world is a temperature quilt?”, let’s explore the idea together. A temperature quilt uses colors to indicate temperatures through a determined time period. The time period the quilt represents is […]

Have you ever wanted to make a temperature quilt? Are you familiar with what one is? Temperature quilts are kind of like a daily diary of the temperatures that occurred throughout the year in a p…

(Click here for the One Monthly Goal December link-up) Creating a temperature quilt is a great way to reflect back on the year. I enjoy the process so much and teaming up with Mother Nature on a design makes things interesting. Our NC November weather turned cold for about two weeks -just in time for me to be able to wear my quilt coat on a daily basis - and now suddenly in December, we got back to temperatures in the high 60s and low 70s. Where it gets really interesting is the year to year…

I've had my eye on making a temperature quilt for some time. I've been following the hashtag #temperaturequilt on Instagram because I find these quilts...

Ready to start your Temperature Quilt? I'm going to try to provide some guidelines for planning if you haven't already done so. It'll be spr...