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Rocky Statue Yarn Bomb, Philadelphia
Installation in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, April 2nd 2011
Images Courtesy of Conrad Benner of Streetsdept.com
The EL Series Yarn Bombs
Decided to hand knit some cozies for some subway seats on the Market-Frankford Line of Philadelphia. With the help of Conrad Benner from Phrequency.com and Streetsdept.com I was able to capture the experience!
Images by Conrad Benner
Yarn Bombing the Smithsonian Renwick Museum, DC
I was in DC yesterday and decided to leave the American Craft Museum a gift, because it just fit so nicely!
It was fantastic because as soon as we installed the piece, people were posing with it! I kind of wonder how long this lasted..
If anyone has any info please feel free to let me know!
Yarn Bombing in San Diego
So I was in San Diego last week and felt that I wanted to leave a little gift behind. I jimmied up this tree and balanced on a terribly unstable little twig to hang this piece in the Hillcrest neighborhood, but it was all worth it! You can find this tree at the intersection of 5th Ave and University Avenue.
ishknits in Time Magazine
Time Magazine did a photo essay about Yarn bombing. Love it!
Check out the whole photo essay in Time HERE
ishknits in New York Times
Yarn bombing made the Style section!
Please take a peek at the whole article by Malia Wollan of The New York Times HERE
Grow for Dress for Success Philadelphia
Commissioned piece for the Dress For Success Philadelphia Opening at 12th and Race Sts. August 3rd, 2011
Photos courtesy of Nathea Lee/PhotoBravura
ishknits on Good Day Sacramento!!!
Good Day Sacramento Episode with me and Conrad Benner of StreetsDept.com on March 19, 2011
Commissioned Yarn Bomb for Minima
Ishknits’ first commissioned yarn bombing project for Minima in the Old City neighborhood of Philadelphia as a part of Design Philadelphia.
If anyone is interested in commissioning a project with Ishknits, please feel free to contact.
Photos captured by Conrad Benner of Phrequency.org
SlipStitch 215 Magazine Article
Slip Stitch was feature in a 215 Magazine Speakeasy in
August of 2010. View Article Here!!
Please note: There are three images, all 3 used in the article banners, that are works completed by other artists.
It’s not necessarily the subversiveness of graffiti, not getting back at the system. It’s about people going out there. It’s not a venue that may be meant for them, you just saw a spot that looked awesome to do something, and you didn’t ask any questions. I like that about it . It opens up the realm of possibility.
Slip Stitch YarnBomb on Philadelphia Inquirer Front Page!
Yarn Bombing in Philadelphia makes headlines in the Philadelphia Inquirer!! Read the Article Here
