2010 January 23 - January 25

Graffiti knitting trail during the Greytown Arts Festival, New Zealand. The event was a great success, with lots of kids and families doing the 30 min trail in a block close to town. Children and adults made pieces for the trail.

Thanks to Anne for the photo's

Amy's bees at Greytown Arts Festival

Not real landscape knitting, but still beautifully done.

From the pattern by Jan and Evelien in the Yarbombing book

James bouquet at Greytown Arts Festival

Amazing, awesome!

Also inspired by Jan and Eveliens'pattern from the Yarnbombing book.

James toadstools at Greytown Arts Festival

Beautifully made!

Bambino bell at Greytown Arts Festival

2009-11-21 Essen Germany
thanks to Rapunzel

see her blog

Urban Landscape:
2009 august 1
We were represented at the tunnel event, organised by Initlondon, by this rat which is actually an homage to Banksy, who opened this Tunnel for graffiti artists in 2008

photo by
Deadly Knitshade

photo by Zefrog
www.zefrog.eu

Wonderful oak tree cosy made by Grade 5 students at Runnymede Public School in Toronto, Ontario

july 2009

Leafs made for the treeproject by Jennifer Marsh

knitted by Eefje

World wide knit in public day Segbroek, The Hague Netherlands

julyv2009

thanks to Eefje and Inge

World wide knit in public day Segbroek, The Hague Netherlands

julyv2009

thanks to Eefje and Inge

april 29. 2009 Wiehengebirge (in the raven wood)

thanks to Molli

apr. 2009 Wiehengebirge

thanks to Molli

easter, apr 2009 in the fields near Lübbecke

Thanks to Molli

on fools day, april 1. 2009, Wiehengebirge

Thanks to Molli

april 2009 in Frankfurt/Main, Westend (this is one of a large series of primenumbertags i made for distribution. there is a team working all over germany.)

thanks to Molli

april 2009, on bridge over Mittellandkanal

thanks to Molli

april 2009, in the Wiehengebirge

Thanks to Molli

dec 2008, Wiehengebirge

thanks to Molli

nov.2008, Wiehengebirge

thanks to Molli

Molli

2009-01-01

Beusdal, Limburg

2008-12-18 Christchurch New Zealand

Thanks to Petra and Marcel

6-9-2008
London, Rochester Row