Knit a Temperature Scarf in 2025!

We’re knitting in the new year! Come knit with us!

The temperatures are slowly rising, which means more colors on our scarves!

Please join us on Tuesday, April 8 at 12noon to knit together. Let’s catch up on our rows, problem solve, and enjoy each other’s company as we spend an hour knitting together. All knitters are invited.

What is a Temperature Scarf?

The concept of a temperature scarf is simple:  each day you knit two rows with a color corresponding to the high temperature of the day.  The result is a lovely scarf that reflects the changing of the seasons.

You can use any yarn.  The yarn we are using is Plymouth Encore Worsted Weight, purchased at Grace Robinson and Company in Freeport and ordered from yarn.com.

What was the high temperature today? Yesterday? We’ve got a chart!

Instructions for Curtis Memorial Library Temperature Scarf     

Each day, knit two rows with the color assigned to the day’s high temperature.

Yarn:  Plymouth Encore Worsted Weight – 75% Acrylic, 25% Wool
(Or worsted weight yarn of your choice)

Needle size:  8 US or whatever size you need to get 4 stitches per inch

Here is the color palette:

Cast on 37 stitches with the color designated for the temperature of January 1.  We will post the high temperatures each day.

Knit 1 Row

Day 2 and each day following:  Knit 2 rows (one out, one back to start)

Additional notes:

• This is a very basic scarf design, so feel free to do your own design.
• If you miss a day, check our website or call the Help Desk – we are keeping track of the day’s high temperatures.
• Please join us on Tuesday, April 8 at 12noon to knit together. Please watch for announcements about more knitting times in other months.

Have fun with it!

2025 Daily High Temperatures: Brunswick, Maine

**We will update the daily high temperature Monday-Friday. (If the library is closed on a weekday, the update will be posted when we reopen.)**