The knitting craze has naturally taken to the streets in the form of “yarn bombing”. Stealthy purlers are liable to strike anywhere and at anytime. Nothing is sacred.
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ArtStormer 
Reblogged this on Anya Elizabeth Szczur and commented:
If I could knit Id be tapping y knitting needles and wrapping paris in wool
GREAT IDEA
So beautiful.. I would love to collaborate and do some sweater wearing jumping joy photos in a forest of yarn bombed trees…
how do you wore the yarn to nonliving and fixed things like a car or bus or tree or stairs
do you stop the people from that place to see what you are doing or still busy in knitting a bus from 3 days or you just paste the yarn with some glue…
I want the mechanism video of it could you ssend me the link of live implementation like on a car or ona bus
oh wow! I’m honored to be included in such great company! thanks so much for featuring my meter monster! 😀
LOVE IT!! want to find a group to do it with here in Copenhagen
Fabulous! What a great way to bring knitting into present fun. Wish a knitting group would do this on an ugly fence in Nashville.
Fabulous and happy! Great way to bring knitting into present day fun. Wish a knitting group would do this on an ugly fence in Nashville.
These all just make me so darn happy I can hardly stand it. 😀
Hi,
Wow, a lot of work went into all of this, that is unreal, but it certainly does brighten up the places a bit. 🙂
Love the Yarn Bombing, Betsy. What a great way to use up my stash of old yarn! 🙂
Lynn