Last year I knit myself a very, very long scarf. It isn’t quite Doctor Who long, but it sure is big.
My 2013 Temperature Scarf
This is my completed Temperature Scarf. Each colour represents a temperature range, from about -13C to around 29C. (I didn’t take into account wind chill or humidex. The temperature range in that case would have been between -30C and 42C. Crazy!) It’s final length is around eight feet. I knit it using Bernat Satin, with some Mary Maxim Starlette for the grey ends.
Temperature Scarf – close-up (from December)
I am super, super proud of myself for keeping up with the project for the whole year. I didn’t even procrastinate in finishing it up, since I did the last couple of rows on the morning of January 1st, 2014. Yay, me!
I don’t have any year-long projects like this planned for this year, except for the SALs I’ve mentioned before. And, speaking of which, I will be announcing the winner of the draw for the Ornament SAL tomorrow evening!
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That is so cool (or hot depending on the row/day!). How many colors did you use?
And its pretty too!!!
That is just so cool-and hot and cold and warm-great job. And good for you keeping up!
Congratulations!
Congratulations.
I love it!
I love this scarf, it appeals to me on so many levels!!
I thought about doing a cross stitch version but wasn’t sure what I would do with it when finished!!