Posts Tagged ‘England’
Northampton
Posted: October 24, 2019 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: England, guerrilla, guerrilla knitting, knitting, Northampton, yarnbombing
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Ipswich 3
Posted: October 8, 2018 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: England, guerrilla knitting, Ipswich, UK, yarn, yarnbombing
Ipswich 2
Posted: October 8, 2018 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: England, guerrilla knitting, Ipswich, UK, yarnbombing
Ipswich 1
Posted: October 8, 2018 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: England, guerrilla knitting, Ipswich, UK, yarn, yarnbombing
Oxford
Posted: April 18, 2015 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: England, guerilla knitting, guerrilla knitting, knitting, Oxford, stricken, UK, yarnbomb, yarnbombing
(All released with the Gothenburg Guerrilla)
Rollright Stones
Posted: April 18, 2015 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: England, guerilla knitting, guerrilla knitting, knitting, Rollright Stones, stricken, UK, yarnbombing
A complex of three Neolithic and Bronze Age megalithic monuments on the borders of Oxfordshire and Warwickshire in the English Midlands.
Bourton-on-the-Water
Posted: April 18, 2015 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: Bourton-on-the-Water, Cotswolds, England, guerilla knitting, guerrilla knitting, knitting, stricken, UK, yarnbomb, yarnbombing
A village in Gloucestershire, Cotswold Hills, UK
Burford, Cotswolds
Posted: April 18, 2015 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: Burford, Cotswolds, England, guerilla knitting, guerrilla knitting, stricken, UK, yarnbomb, yarnbombing
Burford, Cotswold Hills, west Oxfordshire, UK
York
Posted: October 7, 2013 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: crochet, crocheting, England, guerilla knitting, guerrilla knitting, häkeln, knitting, owl, stricken, UK, yarn, yarn bombing, yarnbomb, yarnbombing, yarnstorm, York, Yorkshire
Three more little Yorkshire releases:
Haworth
Posted: October 6, 2013 in yarnitic yarn bombsTags: Brontë, crochet, England, guerilla knitting, guerrilla knitting, Haworth, häkeln, knitting, owl, stricken, UK, yarn, yarn bombing, yarnbomb, yarnbombing, yarnbombs, yarnstorm, Yorkshire
Haworth is a village in West Yorkshire where the Brontë sisters (Anne, Charlotte and Emily) spent most of their lives.
The Parsonage Museum, where they lived:
The Apothecary (where their brother Branwell used to buy his laudanum):
The Church:
One of the main village streets, leading up to the parsonage, with a crochet owl:
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