Temperature Potion cross stitch kit

The Potion Temperature cross stitch kit contain the charts and full instructions to cross stitch this piece in colours representing the maximum daily temperatures in your part of the world, through an entire year. The images show an example potion based on temperatures in Sussex, UK 2022 - the colour distribution in your piece will be different according to the temperatures in your area, so every potion bottle stitched will be completely unique depending on the maximum temperatures in the location and year of your choice!

The bottom of the potion bottle is for January and you work your way up the bottle to reach December. Once completed you can then add personalisation to the label if you wish by backstitching either a place name or the year.

It is a great way to preserve the memory of a special year!

Two separate versions are available, for leap years and non-leap years, so you can easily stitch for any year. (just choose from the options below which one you would like!)

You can also choose either the full kit option or the printed pattern option.

The printed pattern option (please note this is not digital):
Contains the full 15 page booklet in A4 colour – printed and posted to you.
This includes:
 A4 colour symbol stitching chart
Back stitching instructions and template
Temperature pattern guide and instructions
Temperature diary

Optional embroidery hoop you can choose to include a hoop with your printed pattern if you wish. You will also be given the option to choose your aida colour but please note that aida is not included with the pattern option. 

The kit option:
The kit contains everything you need to complete this project!
Including:
Over 65m of DMC embroidery thread
Two coded threadcards
Needle
Aida (in the colour of your choice)
Felt to back your hoop
Pom pom trim
photo instructions for cross stitch basics
Wooden 8 inch embroidery hoop (optional)
15 page full colour A4 booklet including pattern and temperature diary.

PLEASE NOTE: 
If you don't live in a major populated area you might want to check that your area is covered by temperature websites, unless you are recording temperatures yourself. I recommend looking at:
www.accuweather.com
www.wunderground.com
www.timeanddate.com
On AccuWeather, if you search for your location and click on “monthly”, it will give you temperatures for all the months of the current year and the year before. In the settings (top right of the website) you can change between Fahrenheit and Celsius. If you want to go further back than the previous year, perhaps to commemorate a special year, both Time and Date and Weather Underground give temperatures going much further back. Time and Date allows you to choose Fahrenheit or Celsius.