Mid-Hudson Libraries Tempestry Collection Kits

Thank you for participating in the Mid-Hudson Libraries Tempestry Collection! This collection is being developed in partnership with the Mid-Hudson Library System, and Tempestries made for this collection will remain with the collection for display throughout the Hudson Valley region.

For any questions, please read through the Mid-Hudson Libraries Tempestry Collection FAQ (and if you still have questions, shoot us an email at TempestryProject@gmail.com)

Choose the year you would like to knit from the ‘Choose An Option’ menu below. Those years that are ‘out of stock’ or not listed have already been chosen by other collection participants. Please note that this collection is not for first-time knitters, and that participants should be familiar with the linen stitch and striping colorwork — or at least comfortable learning them quickly!

ALL MID-HUDSON TEMPESTRY KITS INCLUDE:

—One organza gift bag, 12”x14”
—Individually-wound bobbins of Tempestry wool yarn calculated to match the number of days in each temperature range for your selected year
—One Original Tempestry color card
—One project label
—One Original Tempestry project pattern/guidelines
—One Original Tempestry worksheet (this includes the daily high temperature data for the year, the corresponding color for each day’s temperature, a progress column) using data from Mohonk Preserve

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All Tempestry Kits are made-to-order and non-returnable, so please be sure that you are ordering what you want. Not sure? Email us at TempestryProject@gmail.com and we’ll help you figure it out!

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All our work is done in a smoke-free but cat-friendly home. While this particular cat is not prone to playing with yarn and is banned from the yarn workshop, her hair (as any pet owner knows) does occasionally stray.

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Photos: Chicago Tempestry Collection at the Design Museum of Chicago; Philadelphia Tempestry Collection at the Schuylkill Center for Environmental Education; Deception Pass, WA Collection at Museum of Northwest Art; Vassar College Tempestry Collection at EcoVisions (a conference at the Vassar Institute for the Liberal Arts)