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Crocheting a temperature blanket is an exciting and rewarding year-long project! To help you get started, I’ve gathered several free temperature blanket patterns to inspire your project. These patterns are perfect for creating a unique keepsake! Plus, I’ve included some handy resources like charts and color guides to make your planning easier.
The Mirage Blanket by Buttonnose Crochet was crocheted with DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 4.5 mm crochet hook. The project is made with twelve 16 X 16 inch blocks that are assembled into a finished blanket measuring 50 inches X 66 inches in size.
The Hot and Cold Temperature Blanket by Lullaby Melodia is created with join-as-you-go, 3 round granny squares. This project used DK Weight Yarn and a 4 mm (G) hook.
The 4 Season Blanket by Elena Hunt was crocheted with Aran Weight Yarn [4] and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook. The pattern follows a 7 row repeat and uses simple stitches.
This Temperature Blanket design by Lullaby Lodge is crocheted in rows. Every row is a different day and at the end of the year you will have a large blanket. She used DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 4 mm (G) hook.
The Birth Temperature Blanket was designed by Kim Guzman. The finished blanket measures approximately 45 inches X 72 inches. She used DK Weight Yarn and a 5 mm (H) hook.
The C2C Temperature Blanket by Esther Dijkstra creates a finished blanket measuring 44 inches X 88 inches. You will need Lace Weight Yarn [0] and a 2.5 mm hook. Watch the video tutorial here.
The Faded Fantasy Temperature Blanket by Esther Dijkstra is crocheted on the diagonal using Fingering Weight Yarn [0] (4ply) and a 3 mm hook. The finished blanket will measure approximately 37 inches X 37 inches.
This unique Crochet Weather Blanket from Frau Tschi-Tschi, is made up of different stitches and colors and will give you a finished blanket that shows the temperature and the weather for the year!
Crochet Weather Blanket
More Temperature Blanket Crochet Patterns
2025 Crochet Temperature Blanket
The 2025 Temperature Blanket was designed by Erica Jackofsky and was made with (8ply) DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 5.5 mm (I) crochet hook. The free pattern is available from Lion Brand Yarn and uses only single crochet stitches (sc). This beginner friendly blanket was crocheted with Lion Brand Wool Ease DK yarn and when complete measures 60 inches X 77 inches in size.
The Hexagon Temperature Blanket was designed by Kylee Keller and was crocheted with Worsted Weight Yarn [4] and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook. When complete the blanket measures 68 inches wide X 63 inches long.
This blanket was designed by Dana Nield and was crocheted with Aran Weight Yarn [4] and a 5.5 mm (I) crochet hook. When complete the blanket measures 33 inches wide X 32 inches long. This pattern follows the full 365 days!
The Barooga Temperature Blanket was designed by Kaye Adophson and was made with (8ply) DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 4 mm (G) crochet hook. Download the free PDF on Ravelry.
The Mosaic Temperature Blanket designed by BebaBlanket is a new pattern. She is using DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 4 mm (G) hook for her project. Download the free PDF on Ravelry.
This Mosaic Temperature Afghan was designed by Ana Morais Soares. The pattern suggests Sport Weight Yarn [2] and a 3 mm hook. The finished blanket will measure approximately 110 cm X 165 cm.
The Year of Colors Blanket was designed by Heather Leigh Cox. The blanket is crocheted using the moss stitch. You will need Medium Weight Yarn [4] and a 3.75 mm (F) hook to make a blanket measuring 84 inches long by 48 inches wide.
If you’ve ever want to learn Tunisian Crochet this might be a great way to give it a go! The Tunisian Crochet Temperature Blanket was designed by Toni Lipsey. She used DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 6 mm (J) hook. The finished blanket measures 67 inches X 65 inches.
Carroway Crochet designed a Temperature Blanket using 8 long strips (panels) measuring 6.5 inches wide X 60 inches long. Try new stitches with tutorials to make this fun blanket.
Tara Marie from Fox & Pine Stitches designed a Year Long Temperature Blanket pattern that when finished, measures 60 inches wide X 80 inches long. The blanket was crocheted with Aran Weight Yarn [4] and a 4.5 mm crochet hook.
Toni Lipsey from TLYC Blog designed a Bias Granny Temperature Blanket pattern that is created with motifs. When complete the assembled blanket measures approximately 56 inches wide X 62 inches long. The blanket was crocheted with Worsted Weight Yarn [4] and a 6 mm (J) and 6.5 mm (K) crochet hook.
These free temperature blanket patterns, along with the handy resources I shared at the beginning of the post, will help make your year-long crochet project easy and enjoyable. Have fun crocheting a one-of-a-kind blanket that captures your year in colorful stitches. Happy crocheting!
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Hi Sue, That is SO cool! Thank you for sharing that link with us 🙂 All the best, Rhondda
Thanks for the resources! Another tool you can use for making blankets is temperature-blanket.com.
I love temperature blankets! Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi Lisa, Thank you 🙂 I used to love doing cross stitch – so much! I struggle holding the tiny needle now so quickly I can only do a little bit once and a while. Knitting is something I must try my hand at again – I feel as an adult maybe I can conquer the horror of dropping a stitch ! Best wishes for 2021, Rhondda
I love seeing your temperature blankets this year. I’m glad I have finally come back to you and your great tutorials and patterns. I’ve just now come back to looking for crochet items. (I’ve been doing cross stitch and knitting)
![The 4 Season Blanket by Elena Hunt was crocheted with Aran Weight Yarn [4] and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook. The pattern follows a 7 row repeat and uses simple stitches.](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/4-Season-Blanket-1024x1024.png)
![The Mirage Blanket by Buttonnose Crochet was crocheted with DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 4.5 mm crochet hook. The project is made with twelve 16 X 16 inch blocks that are assembled into a finished blanket measuring 50 inches X 66 inches in size.](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Mirage-Blanket-Square-1-1024x768.jpg)
![The Mirage Blanket by Buttonnose Crochet was crocheted with DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 4.5 mm crochet hook. The project is made with twelve 16 X 16 inch blocks that are assembled into a finished blanket measuring 50 inches X 66 inches in size.](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Mirage-Blanket-1024x1024.jpg)
![The Mirage Blanket by Buttonnose Crochet was crocheted with DK Weight Yarn [3] and a 4.5 mm crochet hook. The project is made with twelve 16 X 16 inch blocks that are assembled into a finished blanket measuring 50 inches X 66 inches in size.](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Mirage-Blanket-Square-1.jpg)
![The 4 Season Blanket by Elena Hunt was crocheted with Aran Weight Yarn [4] and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook. The pattern follows a 7 row repeat and uses simple stitches.](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/4-Season-Blanket.png)
![The Faded Fantasy Temperature Blanket by Esther Dijkstra is crocheted on the diagonal using Fingering Weight Yarn [0] and a 3 mm hook. The finished blanket will measure approximately 37 inches X 37 inches.](https://oombawkadesigncrochet.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/Faded-Fantasy-Temperature-Blanket.jpg)
Hi Sue, That is SO cool! Thank you for sharing that link with us 🙂 All the best, Rhondda
Thanks for the resources! Another tool you can use for making blankets is temperature-blanket.com.
I love temperature blankets! Thanks for the inspiration!
Hi Lisa, Thank you 🙂 I used to love doing cross stitch – so much! I struggle holding the tiny needle now so quickly I can only do a little bit once and a while. Knitting is something I must try my hand at again – I feel as an adult maybe I can conquer the horror of dropping a stitch ! Best wishes for 2021, Rhondda
I love seeing your temperature blankets this year. I’m glad I have finally come back to you and your great tutorials and patterns. I’ve just now come back to looking for crochet items. (I’ve been doing cross stitch and knitting)