
But. . . . remember way back in February? I had started another scarf with this yarn and encountered a tangle?
I ended up cutting the tangle out. As I was knitting the Hitchhiker, I thought the tangle was only a couple of grams and wouldn't make a big difference.
WRONG!
It's 25 grams. That's enough for a few teeth. For some crazy reason, I didn't toss the tangle. So today. . . here's my project.

AAAAARGH! I'm not a person known for her patience!
5 comments:
I would do it for you!
Yep, there are days when untangling is soothing. Or maybe distracting is a better word. And some days when it's not. Good luck!
This pattern is on the top of my to-do pile. Can't wait to see yours.
I understand the frustration! Usually the tangled pile of crap is my own doing....usually it's when I'm trying to wind lace yarn from a hank to a ball....usually when I'm watching television and not paying attention to what I'm doing.
Your Hitchhiker scarf is really pretty, though....worth it? I think so.
Moral of the story: never toss the tangle! The Hitchhiker is looking great! It is going to be perfect this weekend.
I love that you saved the tangle. I agree that it will be worth it when the scarf is done -- love the colors!
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