Days 12-16: Lots of yarn
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nacramamoIt's been a WEEK in what is turning out to be a MONTH! But on with the posting!
Day 12:
It was a nice day, so I washed 3 skeins of yarn:
[ID: 3 just-washed skeins of yarn in dark colors draped over hangers and hung out to dry on a porch beam. End ID]
Then I sat outside and wound another skein of yarn for washing; I tied this one better than the last few yarns skeins I tied for washing.
[ID: cool-colored variegated yarn, skeined for washing. End ID]
Day 13:
I started to wind a recently washed skein of yarn into a center pull ball. Unfortunately, I hadn't tied the skein well enough for washing, and it quickly turned into a tangled mess, and I had to start rolling the yarn into a ball from the other end, untangling as I went.
[ID: A messy skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and partially wound into a small ball on the left. End ID]
I got so frustrated by the yarn-winding tangle that I started another baby hat, just so that I could feel like I accomplished something!
[ID: 10 rows of baby-pastel variegated yarn knitted on a round purple loom. End ID]
Day 14:
I spent a couple of hours during our weekly ST viewing untangling and winding the messy tangle of yarn:
[ID: A messy skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and partially wound into ball on the left. End ID]
Day 15:
I tackled the messy skein once more:
[ID: A messy skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and partially wound into a ball on the left. The ball is larger than the tangle of yarn. End ID]
Then, I finished the baby hat I started on Day 13 (note to self: knit tighter with one strand of #4 than you do with 2 strands of #3):
[ID:A completed baby hat, knitted in baby-pastel variegated yarn. End ID]
Day 16:
I finished detangling the messy skein!
[ID: A skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and wound into a large ball on the left. End ID]
Done with catch-up!
Day 12:
It was a nice day, so I washed 3 skeins of yarn:
[ID: 3 just-washed skeins of yarn in dark colors draped over hangers and hung out to dry on a porch beam. End ID]
Then I sat outside and wound another skein of yarn for washing; I tied this one better than the last few yarns skeins I tied for washing.
[ID: cool-colored variegated yarn, skeined for washing. End ID]
Day 13:
I started to wind a recently washed skein of yarn into a center pull ball. Unfortunately, I hadn't tied the skein well enough for washing, and it quickly turned into a tangled mess, and I had to start rolling the yarn into a ball from the other end, untangling as I went.
[ID: A messy skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and partially wound into a small ball on the left. End ID]
I got so frustrated by the yarn-winding tangle that I started another baby hat, just so that I could feel like I accomplished something!
[ID: 10 rows of baby-pastel variegated yarn knitted on a round purple loom. End ID]
Day 14:
I spent a couple of hours during our weekly ST viewing untangling and winding the messy tangle of yarn:
[ID: A messy skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and partially wound into ball on the left. End ID]
Day 15:
I tackled the messy skein once more:
[ID: A messy skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and partially wound into a ball on the left. The ball is larger than the tangle of yarn. End ID]
Then, I finished the baby hat I started on Day 13 (note to self: knit tighter with one strand of #4 than you do with 2 strands of #3):
[ID:A completed baby hat, knitted in baby-pastel variegated yarn. End ID]
Day 16:
I finished detangling the messy skein!
[ID: A skein of cool variegated yarn, partially wound onto a cardboard nostepinne on the right, and wound into a large ball on the left. End ID]
Done with catch-up!
