Elbow Falls, July 2012
Who says you have to yarnbomb the city? We went out to a provincial park in Alberta and left some pieces in nature. See more on the page ‘Elbow Falls’.
Stampede 100, July 12, 2012
It’s that time of year in Calgary when all things western are celebrated. For the 100th anniversary of the Calgary Stampede, we decided to yarnbomb the statue of Outlaw, one of the most famous animals to ‘perform’ at the Stampede. In honor of all the animals and in honor of one of our sisters (whose birthday is today), we give you this yarnbomb! See more pics here
Florida, June 2012
One of the crew was in Naples, Florida and left this lovely piece!
World AIDS Day, December 1, 2011
Love your neighbor! Yarnbomb in Calgary downtown, on the public art piece called ‘The Conversation’. ‘World AIDS Day’ is written in white and a red ribbon-like loop is around one of the statues’ fingers.
Creative Kids Museum, Calgary
The Happy Hookers bombed the Calgary Science Centre’s Creative Kids Museum! See page for deets…
Regina, September 2011
This Stormarela-knitted piece brightens up my dad’s deck! For more, go to the page
yarnbombing HFX
I was recently in Halifax, Nova Scotia – check out my bombs on the page!
Here’s a wee yarnbomb from the Happy Hookers (Crochet Yoda, more specifically) in downtown Calgary, done for a report by Terri Trembath on CBC News, June 9/11. Thanks, Terri, for bringing attention to yarnbombing in Calgary!
Link to story here: Calgary, June 9, 2011.The story starts at 12 minutes, 20 seconds.
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