Helping Hands

I recycled this yarn from a second-hand sweater, and the kids were helping me swift it up. More fun than you’d think! We were making quite small skeins (I don’t know why) and they happened to be just big enough to fit around a kid’s head. So the kids ran around with funny headdresses for a while. The yarn was all curly, of course, and later that night I washed it and hung it up to dry. The next morning, Ruby came running to me and said “Mama! I didn’t believe you, but those head things are straight now!” A miracle!

I recycled this yarn from a second-hand sweater, and the kids were helping me swift it up. More fun than you’d think! We were making quite small skeins (I don’t know why) and they happened to be just big enough to fit around a kid’s head. So the kids ran around with funny headdresses for a while. The yarn was all curly, of course, and later that night I washed it and hung it up to dry. The next morning, Ruby came running to me and said “Mama! I didn’t believe you, but those head things are straight now!” A miracle!