I think I am good. You got this! 
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Thnx, Sheila 
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Where are you located? If you are near me, I will help
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Aww… Thank you… So very nice of you…
But I don’t think I’m nearby anyone here…
I appreciate your offer a lot, though… 
Just wish me luck… 
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You’re very welcome. I’m living in Baltimore and I have a lot of free time. I wish you the best of luck.
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Oh dear, this looks like a challenge. I would likely use this for hair or maybe fur for a project as it is by crocheting or sewing through it… You can scrunch it up more and make a sheep, a hedgehog or a crazy monster or something. Just be sure not give it to a small child. Best of luck. 
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Challenging, indeed… 
And thnx for the ideas, too…
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Lending you my 
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Whoaaa… Thnx a lottt… 
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Have you managed to untangle them? I remember getting embroidery thread and some very fine cotton lace yarn from a friend. They belonged to her fiancé’s late grandmother. In her honour I made them crocheted snowflake ornaments for their Christmas tree 
I would love to see what your embroidery thread becomes
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100% I would chop it up and use it to stuff amigurumi 
that’s a tangle monster! 
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That would make great stuffing indeed 
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I wish you the best of luck. How is it going by the way.
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Me, too… 
Unfortunately I haven’t got time to do my ‘untangling threads’ therapy again…
Only a slight progress… 
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Ahahah…
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Thank youuuuuu…
Not much of a progress at rhe moment…
got busy dealing with my daughter’s school program…
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