Thursday, 4 July 2013

Yarn bombing on Day 2 of my Thames walk


Yarn bombing is a form of street art or knitting graffiti. I have seen it in different parts of the world but on Day 2 of my Thames walk I spotted these trees which had been bombed.























A more sophisticated piece of fair isle knitting adorned this hand rail.



 To follow Day 2 of my walk along the Thames Path click  here 

14 comments:

  1. Never heard of Yarn Bombing before, you have enlightened me.

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  2. The Yarn Bombing is new to me, it does look neat. Great shots! Have a happy day!

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  3. I have seen this too in different parts of the world but had never heard a name given to it. So now I know...Yarn Bombing"

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  4. I have heard of this, and your pictures made me wonder anew: they must pre-knit most of it and then close it up? They sure can't be doing the entire thing while standing there, than they? :-)

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  5. Yarn bombing on my Sunday Selections post on, surprisingly, Sunday.

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  6. I have not seen Yarn Graffiti. I think they're beautiful.
    Loving your Thames Walk.

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  7. I've never heard of such a thing, but this is awesome! Looks like the trees are all wearing 80s legwarmers. :)

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  8. I can tell you that I love this. If I could knit, this would be the first thing I would make :). Super shots.

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  9. Never heard of that before... Love it... The colors just add to the beauty around them. Thanks for sharing.
    Hugs,
    Betsy

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  10. These are great. I like this cozy, loving form of graffiti.

    (Thanks for your insights on zoos, too!)

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  11. havn´t seen much of this in Sweden. But it looks fun.

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  12. That's amazing on how people put their creativity on the trees like that!

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  13. Yes, I have seen it here too, don't know what to think of it. Nature is nature and doesn't need anything added to it. Especially not a knitted branch. But who am I?

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  14. This is much fun! I've seen it here, in Perth, ON.
    Cheers from Cottage Country!

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