photo via KnitHacker Artists Jill and Lorna Watt recently transformed a pair of benches near San Francisco’s Ferry Building into whimsical crocheted monsters. The duo created the yarn installation for an upcoming episode of CCTV America’s Full Frame. photo by Lorna Watt photo by Lorna Watt via KnitHacker
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Three Trees In Front of San Francisco City Hall Have Been Yarn Bombed With Adorable Giraffes
A post shared by Lorna & Jill Watt (@knitsforlife) on Sep 8, 2017 at 5:56pm PDT Sisters Jill Watt and Lorna Watt who have yarn-bombed much of the San Francisco Bay Area, covered three of the trees that frame the courtyard of San Francisco City Hall with adorable knitted giraffes. The giraffes were chosen by…
Sisters Knit an Amazing ‘Yarnbomb Squid Tree’ Using 4 Miles of Yarn
Foster City, California-based Jill Watt of the blog Dapper Toad collaborated with her sister Lorna of Knits For Life to create this amazing “Yarnbomb Squid Tree.” They covered a big Magnolia tree using four miles total of mostly blue yarn in San Mateo, California and made it look like a giant squid (complete with a…
Sisters Create A Winter Olympics Themed Window Display Featuring Knitted Ice Dancing Squids
Sisters Jill Watt and Lorna Watt have created a remarkable Winter Olympics themed window display for their favorite yarn shop, Nine Rubies in San Mateo, CA. The display features ice dancing squids, Matryoshka Nesting Doll judges and giant snowflakes, all of which have been either knitted or crocheted. Jill and I recently started designing fiber-inspired…
Sisters Knit a Stilt-Walking Carrot Yarnbomb Named Rooty and Display It on a Young Tree in San Mateo, California
California-based sisters Jill Watt of the Dapper Toad blog and Lorna of Knits For Life, who previously worked together to make an amazing “Yarnbomb Squid Tree,” are back with their newest creation, “Rooty the Stilt-Walking Carrot Yarnbomb.” The creative siblings utilized a “bulky gauge Brother KH-270 knitting machine” and some crafty hand-crocheting to cover a…
