Yarn Bombing (<--click to read article)
It is self-explantory. I wish I had had the time to take pictures of a couple other bizarre things happening in the Burlington area.
If you read the comments, I think the culprit is the person who said the leg warmers are crocheted and not knitted. What do you think?
Happy Knitting!
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I think it's kind of sad that there was a commenter who didn't understand why it is most likely a female doing it. I also think some people have way too much time on their hands.
ReplyDeleteCovering things with knitted or crocheted items is a lot less destructive than using spray paint and it's more fun. Of course I like even better the idea of making hats, mittens and socks, putting them in individual plastic bags and leaving them in conspicuous places for the homeless. But the world needs a bit of inanity in these troubled times. I would tell the writer of this article, "lighten up." Renate
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ReplyDeleteYarn bombing...love it!
ReplyDeletePeople do use the terms interchangeably; but I'm not sure it's that big of a deal in conversation. However, if you're blogging about it, then you probably should take time to know what you're blogging about.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Renate, would rather see something of value done with the energy that went into the yarn bombing.
Sandy
Ha, ha, I noticed that my comment from last week made no sense. Maybe I should learn to proofread. What I meant to say was:
ReplyDeleteI noticed the interchange of knitting and crocheting to. How rude. I've gotten over my condescension towards crochet, but I still think people could learn that there's a difference.
I was knitting at a swim meet last week, and an acquaintance came up and said, "Oh, you're just crocheting away." I didn't bother to correct her, so I guess I'm part of the problem.