This is my crochet interpretation of Kristen Cooper’s My Year in Temperatures scarf, a conceptual knitting project.

Basically, you track the temperatures in your area over the course of the year by assigning temperature ranges to 7-15 colors. I would recommend using yarns of the same weight along with a consistent hook size and tension throughout the project.

It’s a great stashbuster as well as a good way to break out of your color comfort zone! You can adjust the width by adding or subtracting multiples of 4 stitches to the foundation chain.

Experiment with colors, explore your creativity, and make a wearable infographic to represent your year with a temperature scarf! This pattern PDF includes an overview of temperature crochet projects and tips for planning your own crochet temperature scarf, along with a customizable planning chart/color key and a free crochet pattern for a temperature scarf.

This pattern is available for FREE on my blog here. The free version is supported by advertising on my website. The downloadable pdf for sale on Ravelry includes includes the full pattern in one printable file without advertisements.