How one yarn bomber is redefining street art

A crafty kind of graffiti is popping up in all sorts of unlikely places. The emerging works of art have the ability to change the appearance of cities and landscapes. Critics of graffiti in general might call it vandalism, but admirers call it street art. Michelle Miller reports on "yarn bombing" that's being stitched across the world.

[@fastede52]

I love her creativity. good job to her

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looks dope

[@joycesmith53]

I didn't know I was a yarnhead

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Y acá estoy también :v

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I love what she does I just don't love her view on graffiti, girls with cans has grown immensely, shout out to Mad C. And plenty of men crochet, gender specifics annoy me, the art I can appreciate.

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At least she's not covering tags and fills like the other hipster fruits 😂😂😂

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Alot of wonan bombers

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As in paint graffitiing

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The sidewalk thing isnt cool.

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