Happy March!

28/2/2025

Just blowing in, like a March wind, to say hello, ask how you’re getting on with your temperature blankets and share the March temperature chart download with you.

You can find it by clicking here.

We love to see your progress - here is a little parade of lovelies that we've collected from facebook and instagram - if you do post on social media, don't forget to tag us in with ##janiecrowtempblanket25

Credit: Susan Royall via Facebook

Credit: @crafts_r_for_us via Instagram

Credit: Jan Edwards via Facebook

Credit: Ruth French via Facebook

Credit: @suelindt via Instagram

Credit: @jackiemith7439 via Instagram

Credit: @Soniams1 via Instagram

Credit: Donna Tandy via Facebook

Aren't they just fab? I love the colour schemes.

I am hoping I get to use at least Apple Green more in March and maybe even Meadow! This would mean temperatures up to 13 degrees celsius but more than that would mean I might be able to get some washing dry outside! That's my first real notion that spring is coming!

5 Comments

Susan Ward

1/3/2025 07:57:30 pm

Thanks for sharing my photo! Loving my temperature blanket so far 😊😊

Judith Piggott

6/3/2025 07:18:41 pm

Looking at the pattern for laying out the blanket, it seems to assume 4 weeks in every month but March is 5 weeks pretty well..less 1 day. If you take the 5th week as April, then it throws April out. Is the month square supposed to be at the end of each month??

Gemma @ Janie Crow link

6/3/2025 07:56:15 pm

Hi Judith

We are making our floral square once all temperatures have been recorded for the month but will have another square partly made at the same time, with some rounds from the previous month and some still to be made with temperatures from the current month.

We are joining the floral blocks after every fourth block and then the next block after so that our floral blocks are evenly spaced throughout the blanket.

Anything goes though so if you come up with a different way to do it, go for it!

Gemma

Sarah Poole

9/3/2025 10:15:01 am

Loving the temperature blanket, just making the squares and will join together, but we’re going away this month to warmer climes so which temperatures do I use, home or away?

9/3/2025 12:06:50 pm

I asked this earlier on and got reply (see first blog I think)..Basically it's up to you but you have to ask..is this ablanket representing the temperatures you experienced in the year OR is this a blanket representing the temperatures in one place , presumably where you live? Could be either . I think I'm doing the latter but might do another next year with the former!!

Happy March!

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