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Thursday, July 15, 2010

Yarn Bombed Tree

If you are anywhere near Corning, New York this weekend be sure to stop by Wooly Minded on West Market Street and take a look at the yarn bombed tree in front of the shop! If you aren't familiar with the new yarn bombing craze it is essentially a form of graffiti that is used to brighten everyday objects while promoting the art of knitting and crocheting. I don't know that I will be knitting sweaters for the trees in my yard anytime soon, but I sure do love the look of this yarn bombed tree!

You can see more examples of yarn bombing at Yarnbombing.com

8 comments:

  1. It is amazing the minds of people and the things they can come up with...truly amazing.

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  2. I wish I were 'home'. Then I could go.

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  3. Oh my gosh! That is adorable and WAY better then your standard graffiti!! LOL

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  4. I believe this was also being done in the area of Cape May, NJ, not too long ago. What fun!!!

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  5. Wow, thats amazing Susan, I have never heard of it before. What will they come up with next?

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  6. Hmmmmm interesting, were there lots of them, or just this one? Very colorful to see, I am sure! So you don't think you will knit colors for your trees anytime soon ;>)? Have a great weekend, stay cool!

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  7. Well, yarnbombinb is a new one to me. I'm like you...if I finish anything I won't be hanging it outside in the trees LOL. I love your bright string quilt, too.

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  8. this is so interesting thanks for bringing awareness to this Susan :)
    Valerie
    http://www.PastimesOnline.ca/Vals-Quilting/

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