Friday, July 10, 2020

A Grand Meeting

 For the car ride yesterday, I worked on this sock.
I thought I was going to do some patterning on this one but didn't enjoy having to count for the lace 
I had picked out.  
I settled on k3, p1 up the foot and then will do the leg in the same pattern all around.
I had just started on the gusset increases when we got back home.
 And I did work on the whole ride up to tame this tangle!
Look at the progress I made!
 The strands are really looped through each other and not really tangled unbearable.
I patiently (see, Nancy, I was patient) teased each loop through its neighbors until they were side by side again.  And yes, Dee it was very much like a good puzzle.  Bill still thought I was crazy! lol
And the reason for the trip---
to bring the Fernandina grands back to spend a few days with us!
By the time I had taken this photo, I was already 'pooled' out two hours later
and grandpa was about wrinkled beyond his years!
I coaxed them out with the lure of a ice cream cone!
It worked!

7 comments:

  1. I still would have thrown it out!! Your pool looks so refreshing.

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  2. Wow...that's quite the job you have done on that tangle! I've had to get out my warping board to get through things like that.

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  3. WOW, you certainly made great progress on that tangled yarn - truly commendable. Enjoy the Grands!

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  4. Your pool looks so wonderful and how perfect to have your grands spend some time with you. I can't believe how much you've untangled. Great job! You have so much patience.
    Blessings,
    Betsy

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  5. You are a saint for working on that yarn!
    Have fun with your company!

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  6. Love you are spending time with those wonderful children. Enjoy every moment.

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  7. You have a lot more patience than I. I would have ditched the yarn!!

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