Yarn Bombing

Yarn Bombing helped to bring craftivism to the fore when it first came out, and this new edition feels even more timely and relevant ten years on, as world events inspire people to take up their needles and hooks out of urgent need to use their craft to express vital ideas. --Kim Werker, author of Mighty Ugly After ten years it is more apparent than ever the value of Yarn Bombing: The Art of Crochet and Knit Graffiti. The thorough documentation of the community gives historical foundation to the wide range of motivations for taking textiles outside, providing empowering inspiration for the ongoing and ever-changing movement. --Faythe Levine, author of Handmade Nation Yarn Bombing is your guide (and inspiration) to making the public space personal again. Knit graffiti isn't just about brightening a street corner -- it's about highlighting our connection to the past and to each other. As we become more and more focused on our cell phones, yarn bombing lifts our eyes from the screen and reminds us that we are linked as potential makers and creators, and that the world is full of surprise and grace. Mandy Moore and Leanne Prain's guide is not just a work of art; it's a call to revolution. --Rachael Herron, author of A Life in Stitches Still every bit as relevant in 2019 as it was in 2009 -- if not even more -- to the crafters and makers who refuse to stay hidden, stay quiet, and play by the rules. --Haley Pierson-Cox, author of Improper Cross-Stitch and Cross Stitch The Golden Girls