Well, I did it! I put up my first knit graffiti in Boscombe Bay. Again, it was a lot of fun putting it up, especially once you learn to ignore the onlookers.
The pieces themselves are knitted, but each piece is attached by crocheting the ends together.
This one I put up right outside our vacation home. There is not much foot traffic, but it is still hanging there.
Knit a Hug in Boscombe Bay
The label I use is Knit a Hug. So if you see my little works of knit graffiti, drop me a note.
True to the colors of the British flag, all pieces are done in red, white, and blue.
, written by Norah Lofts, is the story of a brilliant medieval princess, who led her own knights to the Crusades (dislike), was bride to two kings, and mother of Richard the Lionheart.
– The Extraordinary Life of a Desert Nomad, written by Waris Dirie. Waris writes about her childhood in Somalia, her circumcision at the age of five, and the years leading up to becoming a model and UN special Ambassador.
