My original design for a temperature quilt. Each umbrellla represents one week of the year. The top of the umbrella is the high temperature each day and the lower section is the low temperature for the day. In each block, the raindrops indicate how many days that week it rained. The size of the raindrop increases with the amount of rain. A puddle means there was more than 1 inch of rain. The tilt of the umbrella reflects the average weekly wind speed. The more the umbrella is tilted the higher the wind speed.  Around the edges are hand embroidered weather symbols and the corners serve as a "key" to aid in reading the chart.

Pattern available for sale at www.theinventionclub.com/quilting

Pattern available as a PDF download. Forty-three pages including:

• full size templates

• layout guides

• essential skill instructions

• bookmarks and hyperlinks

• step-by-step instructions

Quilt Exhibitions: 

• PA Quilt Extravaganza, Oaks, PA, Sept 2021

• International Quilt Festival, Houston, TX 20222

• Celebration of Quilts, York, PA, June 2024 - Viewers Choice & 1st Place Machine Movable Large

Temperature Key

Close up view of number beads.