Thursday, August 15, 2013

Tell Us A Yarn About the Warhol Bridge...

More than 1800 knitters have covered Pittsburgh's Warhol Bridge in yarn. Panels and panels of knitting are strung along the bottom of the bridge. A "yarn bomb," they're calling it.



Full story here. (Photo's from the story.) They've got plans to cover the bridge in fabric next.

Unusual, perhaps...but pretty!
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