Making a temperature quilt is a fun and creative way to document an entire year of weather in a specific location! This unique project uses 365 squares, with each square representing a day of the year, and reads like a book – from top to bottom, left to right. By assigning colors, prints, or patterns to temperature ranges, you can turn weather data into a stunning visual timeline. Get creative with your design! Use raindrop prints for rainy days, snowflake prints for snowy days, and holiday-themed fabrics to mark special dates. Separate months with plain white squares to make the quilt easier to “read.” Whether you use scraps, solids, or a mix, your quilt becomes a vibrant, one-of-a-kind record of the year. For added convenience, look up past temperatures online to sew an entire year in one go – no waiting required!
Looking for more fun quilting ideas? Dive into the super fun technique of “crazy quilting,” where improvisation is the name of the game! Or, take on the challenge of the hollow cubes quilt block, a mind-blowing 3D pattern that will have you feeling like a true quilting superhero.