Full story here. (Photo's from the story.) They've got plans to cover the bridge in fabric next.
Unusual, perhaps...but pretty!
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!
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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