The June 3 Yarn Bombing at Sheldon Branch will emphasize collaboration and reuse — combining leftover yarn, scraps and unfinished projects into something playful and shared. “Usually at our creative ...

April 28, 2025 Knitting group revives 'yarn bombing' art installation in South Philly after vandalism The revamped, food-themed display will remain at East Passyunk's Singing Fountain until ...

The Drunken Knitwits, the group behind the 'yarn bombing,' seeks crocheted and knitted food items to salvage the installation in time for the Flavors on the Avenue festival.

A public art project that was recently put on by the Willoughby Arts Collaborative went off without a hitch, according to WAC President Pat Carroll Bonander. On July 8, volunteers showed up at 6 a.… ...

Yarn Harbor's "Warm Up the City," program distributes hats and mittens and knit products across the city of Duluth- in a “yarn bomb” fashion.

Isabel Vorabhanda, a sixth grader at Hoover Middle School, hangs a pom pom garland she made for the yarn bombing project on the Falls Road footbridge.

A South Philly community is ‘heartbroken’ after surveillance video captured several vandals removing a popular art installation at the Singing Fountain on East Passyunk Avenue.

Emerald Doyle volunteered hundreds of hours to help her mom, yarn bombing lead planner Cass Daley, knit the patterns. She's a former client of TRE, living with her own intellectual disability. She ...

“Yarn bombing” is a form of graffiti in which knitted yarn is used to vandalize objects by giving them a wrap. A report says, “rainbow knitting now covers a signpost” near Vance’s house ...

Yarn bombing is sometimes labeled graffiti or "guerrilla art." But since its inception -- in 2005 in Texas, according to most internet sources -- it's become more than "a way for crafters to make ...

Yarn bombing consists of covering, wrapping, or decorating objects in pieces of knit or crochet. These “yarn bombers” wrapped the trees in front of Chicopee city hall and they will remain this ...

If you spent any time in Pioneer Square’s Occidental Park last summer, you noticed the trees were a bit warmer and cozier than usual, their trunks wrapped in brightly striped sweaters. The trend—known ...