we were out for dinner this past Monday night at Mex-i-can (an amazing restaurant on James North in Hamilton) and afterwards i snapped a few shots of some of the yarn bombing. soooo cool!
I LOVE that so much. The town I live in is way to small and uncultured for that quite yet. . . all though I'm trying to talk some of my yarning friends into it!
Oh my goodness, I get so excited when I see yarn bombings. There were some done here in Peterborough as part of a December 6th awareness campaign. That was awesome, but I'd really love to see some happen that are random and nonsensical. Maybe once I learn to knit I'll attack the downtown.
That's so funny/cool! And if I end up moving to Portland I'm definitely going to find a place with a guest room so feel free to visit and go crazy at the vegan restaurants! Maybe I'll go vegan for a weekend too haha :] -Allison
That tree looks amazing...what a great idea! Reminds me of another yarn bombing project I saw where people wove colourful hearts onto chain link fences...so cute:)
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Aw! I love seeing yarn bombings! That's awesome. I think I might have to do that around my city. :)
ReplyDeleteThis needs to happen in Edmonton. PRONTO.
ReplyDeleteHow fun is that!
ReplyDeleteWHat an awesome idea!
ReplyDeletethat is so cool! I totally want to yarn bomb my suburb. It would be so much fun!
ReplyDeletehow cute!! i want someone to yarn bomb my town :)
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm i would start one to warm a tree diwntown but dave no clue how to make one
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that so much. The town I live in is way to small and uncultured for that quite yet. . . all though I'm trying to talk some of my yarning friends into it!
ReplyDeletesupercool indeed!
ReplyDeleteohhh, so pretty!
ReplyDeletehow fun is that! Love it!
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet! People have really great ideas!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome, I wish I knew how so I could spread the love in Corpus Christi, Texas!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I get so excited when I see yarn bombings. There were some done here in Peterborough as part of a December 6th awareness campaign. That was awesome, but I'd really love to see some happen that are random and nonsensical. Maybe once I learn to knit I'll attack the downtown.
ReplyDeletei love street art <3
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that's AWESOME! your 365 project photos look great. my sister is doing it this year too.
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That's so funny/cool! And if I end up moving to Portland I'm definitely going to find a place with a guest room so feel free to visit and go crazy at the vegan restaurants! Maybe I'll go vegan for a weekend too haha :]
ReplyDelete-Allison
Oh my goodness this is amazing!
ReplyDeleteI have yet to see some in Chicago. I think I should start
ReplyDeleteThat tree looks amazing...what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of another yarn bombing project I saw where people wove colourful hearts onto chain link fences...so cute:)
I love to see stuff like this!
ReplyDelete:) that is so cool!
ReplyDeleteyum mexican!
never heard of yarn bombing. too funny!
ReplyDeleteAwesomeeeeeeeeeee!
ReplyDeleteI would do some in Brantford, but it would probably get cut down right away... bummer, ha.