/r/yarnbombing
Stuff about Knit Graffiti
Yarnbombing (also known as yarn storming, guerilla knitting and urban knitting) is about using knitted or crocheted items to brighten up public spaces.
Use this sub to share pictures of your own yarnbombing or yarnbombing you spot out and about, as well as to share ideas and tips.
/r/yarnbombing
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Halloween theme
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Five jellyfish scrumbles installed yesterday
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Jellyfish yarnbombs
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Seen today in Bexhill
Seen a few recently but this has been the best so far
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Edinburgh UK
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Found in Halesowen, UK
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Mystery material?
Anyone know what kind of material is being used here and/or where I can get it? Looks smoother and possibly easier to use than yarn. It almost looks like nylon or something?
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How are these attached?
Any ideas on how to attach something free hanging like this to the yarnbomb? I can’t think of anything that wouldn’t damage the tree. 🌳
19:14 UTC
Another bomb on our street😊
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A yarn bombing I found in Leicestershire
09:09 UTC
In east preston, West Sussex. Made by East Preston Yarnbombers and there for the summer
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Very late but saw these two hanging out by the shops in Thirsk, N Yorkshire
09:10 UTC
Yarn bombing
This is something i am super keen to try. Is there anywhere that has patterns or is it all just adapted. Also for yarn that is outside all year what is best to keep its shape. Wool or acrylic or is there something different? I just love all these ideas. Im totally inspired - i want to start with a road cone and also totems for the garden (on pipe not a living tree). Thanks for any advice you can give for success
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Peacehaven, East Sussex
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Defunct fire box, now looks happy
12:46 UTC
my first ever #yarnbombing
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80th between Broadway and Amsterdam- NYC
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A bit of Remembrance yarn bombing
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