
All is now untangled, though I had to make several cuts in the yarn to do it. The good thing about knitting stripes is that I don't feel bad about having to join new yarn. The largest salvaged ball might see me through to the end of the project, though. We'll see.

Also check out my awesome and delicious green smoothie. It's a bit chunky, but I don't mind. Smoothie above contains an apple, an orange, peanut butter, oats, ginger, spinach and water. It tasted very fresh. This seems like a good way to eat more green stuff - I love leafy greens in all sorts of forms, but somehow still don't eat enough of them, so why not try them in drinkable breakfast form? Mmmm probably the best smoothie in the world?
i dont know that i could drink that green thing...
ReplyDeleteargh no tangled yarn!!
It didn't taste like spinach at all! (I do like spinach, though I don't know if I would like a spinach-flavoured drink, really.)
DeleteGood to hear your shawl is back on yarn-barf-free track. Tangling definitely bites.
ReplyDeleteAnd I think that smoothie in a beer glass is rather appropriate. :)
Yarn barf is such a hassle! I had that w/Pashimina and had to untangle 300+ yards. Dunno how I was able to do that so I know what you went thru.
ReplyDeleteI love green smoothies too! I make mine with an apple, a banana, 3 Mandarins, 2 handfuls of spinach, & 1 c plain yogurt.