These are the colours, and the temperature scale that my sister and I are using to create our temperature blankets. (If you’re viewing this on a mobile phone, scroll left to see more details). The colours you see here will vary from screen to screen, but I am so happy with the choices my friend and I made and the way they look in real life. We record our temperatures in Celsius in the UK, so the Farenheit scale here is a straight conversion. If you choose to use our colours you may want to adjust the scale more evenly.
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temperature blanket resources
I use Excel a lot; in fact, I consider it my ‘Desert Island’ software. For those unfamiliar with the UK’s Desert Island Disks program (on BBC Radio 4), this means that if I was stranded on an island and allowed to take only one piece of software with me, it would be Excel. I’m pretty sure I’d need to be keeping close tabs on all the best spots to catch fish, where to find the coconuts, and a log of plants that do and don’t make me ill when I eat them. Assuming I survive ingesting a dodgy bit of …
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