Your town's year, kept warm.
A temperature blanket: one row a day, colored by that day's high. Pick your city and we chart every row from its NOAA weather station and count every skein.
200 US cities, real daily highs. Charts and trackers from $5.
Ten minutes after dinner. One row.
Check the day's high, pick up the color it falls in, knit one row. A blue row for the morning the pipes froze, a red one for the week at the lake.
By New Year's Eve the blanket holds the whole year, and every stripe has a story.
A year worth wrapping someone in.
- The year a baby was born
- The year you married
- A first year in a new home
- A year to remember someone by
Pick 2024 or 2025 from the record, follow 2026 as it happens, or start 2027 on January 1 with the forecast.
2025, knitted in twelve cities
Same ten colors, same 10°F bands. Phoenix runs to red; Chicago spends its winter in blue.
Your chart and tracker, $5.
For your city and your year, printed or on your phone.
- Every day as a rowThe date, the high and the color, in order.
- The yarn to buyThe color key and the skeins of each shade for your stitch and width.
- A page a monthTick off each row as you knit it.
The 2027 forecast
Your city's last two years say how many rows of each color to expect. 199 cities have a forecast with the skeins to buy before January 1.
See the 2027 forecastHow much yarn
A year of single crochet at 50" wide is about 81" long and 3,200 yards of worsted. Every stitch and width, worked out.
How much yarn you needColors and ranges
Ten 10°F bands in real Red Heart Super Saver shades, and how many rows each band takes in a hot city and a cold one.
Pick colors and ranges
Start yours on January 1.
The 2027 forecast tells you how much of each color to buy now.