z-squared: Takin' knit to the streets.

Yarnbombing Museums: Blow the Doors Down

Ten Reasons To Yarnbomb Your Museum 


The Week in Street Art 
Washington, DC

The Week in Street Art 

Washington, DC



eyedreamawake:

Why do I get so many stares when I’m carrying my knitting bag? (Taken with instagram)


Yarnbombing: Street Art Even a Suburban Mom Could Love
Meet the woman behind the new look of the Art Museum’s Perelman building. An interview with yarnbomber Jessie Hemmons, aka ishknits.

Yarnbombing: Street Art Even a Suburban Mom Could Love

Meet the woman behind the new look of the Art Museum’s Perelman building. An interview with yarnbomber Jessie Hemmons, aka ishknits.



I finished the Ventura Wrap today. I ran ribbon through it to make it a shrug.


Confessions of a Knitter

knittingsarah:

Confession #24: No matter how much you sometimes wish they would, WIPs will never finish themselves.

Via knitting sarah
Weaving Rainbows From Miles of Thread

Gabriel Dawe, Plexus 14. (Image © Gianni Candido)

For more about Gabriel Dawe’s work, check out his website: http://www.gabrieldawe.com/ 


Lion Brand Yarn Supports the Yarnbombing of the Philadelphia Museum of Art to Celebrate the Exhibit “Craft Spoken Here”

New York, NY – May 3, 2012. Lion Brand Yarn Company is the yarn sponsor for the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s new exhibit, “Craft Spoken Here”. This is the museum’s first special exhibition dedicated to crafting. Today, Jessie Hemmons, a Philadelphia fiber artist known as the Philadelphia Yarn bomber, will “yarnbomb” the façade of the museum’s Perelman building using two of Lion Brand Yarn Company’s most popular yarns in bright colors, Hometown USA and Vanna’s Choice. The exhibit runs from May 5 – August 12, 2012.





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