Installation at the Design Center at Philadelphia University center’s grounds as part of
‘‘Lace in Translation,’’
Image courtesy: Kerry Polite/From The Design Center at Philadelphia University.
Yarn bombing goes by other names like, graffiti knitting, guerrilla knitting and even yarnstorming. A group of artist called Knitta began the "knit graffiti" movement in Houstan, Texas in 2005.
A very clever Natural Gas Belgium Commercial uses the yarn bomb concept to illustrate
the softness of natural gas. The making of the video is worth a gander as well.
My latest yarn bomb find is the Warmest Euphomium.
If you want to make your instrument a one of a kind sensation, check out the how to at instructables.
wait, i didnt know you atarted a new blog...
ReplyDeleteim excited though, cuz now you can post your art and stuff..
I love the knitted graffiti!!! Isn't that great! Robbie did a really sweet job with the texture pics, too! This is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteCrazy thing is that I could actually make that lace pattern in both bobbin and needle lace.
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