Spied: Guerrilla Yarn Art in NYC
When I was in Manhattan a few weeks ago I was delighted to come across the "9th Street Fence" guerrilla knitting project at the PS122 Gallery at 150 1st Avenue. Crocheted webs and knitted tubes adorned the wrought-iron fence that was surrounded by blue construction poles.
I especially enjoyed the notes people left for each other there.
Ever come across unexpected yarn art during your travels?
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How cool to see it in person! I have seen this project on Ravelry and I think it is magnificient!I haven't come across anybody elses yarn graffitti, but I have left my own up in Boston and Montreal!
I wish I had a picture to post of the crocheted frisbees from Guatemala that I came across this weekend at the Festival for the Eno in Durham, N.C. They were gorgeous in bright colors and they did work. I tried it. They were being sold at $10 each.