Textile and fiber artists across the world engage in what I like to call drive by knitting- they call it yarn graffiti. The time, effort and care these individuals take with their art is astounding. Some projects are huge and probably take days to create. I imagine the artist casually driving or walking by, seeing a tree or bicycle stand, pulling out a notebook and tape measure, looking furtively both ways to make sure no one is watching before making his/her secret plans for woolly subversion. Then the artist sneaks off, plans, knits, measures, and then in the dark of night, secretly installs his/her knitting. In the morning people wake up to wonderful surprises full of color, texture and warmth. Check out a smattering of pictures below. See http://yarnbombing.com/ for more images and information.
All photos were taken from the website www.yarnbombing.com and are the intellectual property of their creators.
All photos were taken from the website www.yarnbombing.com and are the intellectual property of their creators.



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