Now compare this to my 2019 temperature quilt (below)- I only recorded the high temperatures but you can certainly see that there were many more days in the 80s and 90s last year as compared to this one!
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After making wall hanging sized quilts to record the daily high temperatures for the last 2 years, I knew that for 2020 I wanted a larger functional size quilt and one that recorded both high and low temperatures for each day. When finished, the 2020 quilt will measure 48'' x 48''.
In the 2020 quilt, the low temperature is the smaller rectangle - vertical for odd numbered days and horizontal for even numbered. The fabrics are all Painters Palette solids and I keep the color gradient at the top of my design wall so it is always available to reference.
Have a wonderful day! Patty
It has been an unusually cool year here as well. I love that you have several years to refer to for trends now.
ReplyDeleteI've enjoyed getting back on track with my temperature quilt this week - so it was nice to see yours come up. I like the block you are using for yours. Interesting to compare them - I've had lots of reds/orange/etc and now moving into those greens and blues, here in the Southern Hemisphere!
ReplyDeleteIt has been a cooler than normal year here too. But summer hit hard this week. You picked a great block for this year's temperature quilt.
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