Free Tunisian heart Motif
1 Jan 2020, the first day of our temperature blanket. A high of 7 degrees Celsius today by they way.
Each day I will record the high temperature at midday in London and create a swatch that will join to the next day's swatch.
This will create a patchwork of swatches and make a unique blanket. I am using Tunisian crochet which is perfect for those who are looking to pick up a new skill and crochet technique as each swatch is easy and quick to complete and is an entry-level pattern.
I am using Drop Paris Cotton yarn for my temperature blanket which you can get at
The free motif pattern can be found on my YouTube channel.
Tomorrow I will post the next video on Tangle Tree Creative's YouTube channel on how each swatch is connected in a no sew method.
Please follow my Facebook and Instagram pages where I will post my swatch each day. Please join me on my journey and post your swatches too using the hashtag #heartmotif
Below is my colour chart and the temperatures in degrees Celsius that they represent. Note: for those of you who work in degrees Fahrenheit, I recommend a range of 5 degrees per colour. For example, your coldest temperature colour (dark purple) could cover the range 14 to 19 degrees Fahrenheit.
Colour chart and temperature guide
Celsius
Dark purple - 008 -7 to -6
Petrol - 048 -5 to -4
Green - 043 -3 to -2
Moss green - 025 -1 to 0
Wasabi - 039 1 to 2
Strong blue - 009 3 to 4
Dark turquoise - 010 5 to 6
Light turquoise - 002 7 to 8
Lime -061 9 to 10
Mustard - 041 11 to 12
Vanilla - 035 13 to 14
Strong yellow - 014 15 to 16
Blush - 020 17 to 18
Medium pink - 033 19 to 20
Light old pink - 059 21 to 22
Light purple - 005 23 to 24
Medium purple - 031 25 to 26
Shocking pink - 006 27 to 28
Raspberry - 038 29 to 30
Cherry - 007 31 to 32
Rust - 065 33 to 34
Plum - 066 35 to 36
Bordeaux - 037 37 to 38
Grey - 023
Happy new year! Happy crocheting!
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