Things You'll Need:
- Lots of patience
- Lots of time
- Gentle touch
- Place to hang them or flat, soft surface
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Step 1
Hang the chimes securely, in all their tangled beauty, and leave them be for a few moments. Some tangles will untangle themselves with this step.
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Step 2
If the chimes have no hope for untangling while hung, lay them gently on a large towel or other large, flat and somewhat soft surface.
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Step 3
Work from the bottom upwards, untangling the ends and working your way to the top of the chime ornament. This is going to involve what seems like three or four hands.
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Step 4
Home in on one dangling ornament at a time, attempting to extricate it from its mess. You’ll find a lot of overlapping, so you will have to move your focus on each dangling item as it impedes on the last one.
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Step 5
When you get frustrated, leave the tangled mess alone and come back to it at a later time. One set of chimes took me a year to untangle. I only worked on it when I knew I had the wherewithal. The chimes are now stuffed back in a box, because I decided I didn’t like them anyway.









Comments
tahlula said
on 9/11/2008 "Chucking the tangled windchimes in the trash is always the best option" REALLY? What a disgusting and shameful sentiment. What disposable planet do you live on?