I decided to wait to give an update on my blanket so my posts about it won’t seem too repetitive.
It’s hard to believe that we’re in to the 13th week of 2022 already.
The temperatures have been up & down. The changing colors are a good look for my temperature blanket.
I went through my yarn stash and discovered that I needed to rethink some of my colors. I’m trying not to have to buy anymore yarn than necessary, so I changed/switched some colors.
The Degrees are Fahrenheit.
The yarn is Red Heart 4 ply
0° & under, white
10°& teens, Orchid
20° Amethyst (more purple than in the photo)
30° Light Blue
40° Blue
50° Green
60° Lemon
70° Saffron
80° carrot
90° Red
100° & above, Burgundy
I struggled at first with what stitch to join the rows with. I played around with a few and didn’t care for any of them.
So, I made up my own single crochet stitch and I think of it like and Ivy or Vine clinging to both pieces holding them together.
I decided to do the join stitch in Caron yarn color ‘Lace’.
I wish you all a warm and sunny week of smiles.
Happy Crafting!
Joys Of Creating 
How lovely this blanket is turning out, E.C. I love it. Happy Spring to you, my friend. ❤
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Thanks so much Colleen,
Happy Spring to you too, my friend! ❤
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That joining stitch is brilliant, I wish I had tried something like that on my knitted blanket!
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Thanks so much Kathy,
In real life the stitch has a bit of a rustic look. 🙂
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Your blanket is looking beautiful! I love the way you have joined your rows.
It really is hard to believe that tomorrow is the first day of April already! This year is going a little fast.
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Thanks so much Ginny,
I’m glad you like my Ivy Vine stitch. The rows/days are lining up easier with it than just a plain single join stitch..
I agree, this year does seem to be going by a little too fast. April 1st already, wow!
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