In Herne Bay, and once again they have been yarnbombing on the pier. It is nearly a year since I last took photos here. I was really impressed with the new displays. Here are two that appealed to me the most. The remembrance poppies were simple, but really effective. I like that the flowers are not all exactly the same colour. And I also liked this crochet peacock, which has been really well-thought out.
Fantastic photos! I came across a yarn bombing once (unexpectedly) and was delighted. I love these creative designs, especially the bright red poppies. My Saturday Snapshot post features Nisqually Wildlife Refuge
Very lovely display! I prefer to call it Yarn Graffiti. Bombing implies violence, and graffiti implies art. I found some out in the middle of nowhere on a sign post at a small reservoir near our home. Fun to find it out in the wild!
Fantastic photos! I came across a yarn bombing once (unexpectedly) and was delighted. I love these creative designs, especially the bright red poppies.
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Very cool! I've never heard of yarn bombing before!
ReplyDeleteNew to me! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea, the flowers are so pretty
ReplyDeleteThese are fab! Such a great idea.
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Beautiful. Thanks for posting these pictures!
ReplyDeleteThose poppies are so pretty. Yarn bombing is such an interesting way to brighten a place up.
ReplyDeleteIt's such a cool idea! I've never seen yarn bombing. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery lovely display! I prefer to call it Yarn Graffiti. Bombing implies violence, and graffiti implies art. I found some out in the middle of nowhere on a sign post at a small reservoir near our home. Fun to find it out in the wild!
ReplyDeleteI love this yarn bombing. These are so pretty.
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