I have made the executive decision to use my artistic license when there is no precipitation. For Day 2, I chose to make the low temperature one circle and the high temperature two. If today is the same color pattern (which I think it will be), I will do two circles of the low temperature and one of the high. Although, it would be totally fine to do two exactly the same right next to each other.

This is my Day 2 square up to round 4. I crocheted tighter this time, so my square is a little smaller than the first one, but once it is joined, no one will notice. (I hope!)

I told you I would tell you how to join today. You’re going to join as you are crocheting Round 5 using the bumps made by the ch. 3 spaces on the first square.

See the bumps below?

Next you are going to continue Round 5 on your second square to the corner. The pattern for the square can be found here.

You will ch. 1, 2 SC, ch. 3, 2SC in the corner. SC in the next 5 SC. Ch. 3

SC in the next 5 SC. 2SC in corner space Ch. 1.

Find the corresponding ch. 3 space on the first square insert hook into that space. Sl. st. then ch. 1. 2SC in the same corner space of the second square.

SC in the next 5 SC of the second square. Ch. 1. Find the corresponding middle bump on the first square. Sl. st. into that space and ch. 1. SC in the next 5 SC of the second square.

2 SC in corner stitch. Ch. 1. Insert hook into the corresponding corner on the first square and join with a sl. st. Ch. 1. 2 SC in the same corner stitch of the first square. Continue with Round 5 around the rest of the square. Now you’re ready for the next square tomorrow.

Here is a picture of the squares put together. I decided to attach a marker to the bottom left corner, so that I would always know where square one is! Try weaving ends in as you go. It’ll be so much better at the end.

Happy crocheting! I will post more on the temperature blanket when I have a week done.