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Yarn bombers use leftover or sturdy acrylic yarn for their craft. This pole near the Lakewood Branch Library is covered in swirls of pink, burgundy and cream, with sassy fringed pom-poms. Austin-based ...

PHILADELPHIA — Jessie Hemmons did her first public "yarn bombing" in 2009, crocheting a 12-inch cozy around a bike rack in downtown Philadelphia. It was small but colorful, tangible. She knows that ...

Summer is finally here, which means school’s out, backyard barbecues and pool parties take over the calendar, and long hazy days are spent with family and friends. However, after a few weeks, those ...

DALLAS — Stealthy knitters are taking their craft from the couch to the streets. Whether you call it yarn bombing, guerrilla knitting or knit graffiti, most just call it fun. Yarn bombers cover ...