Bad ass yarn graffiti

1 Dec

Yes, it’s called yarn graffiti/bombing and no it’s anything but bad ass. In fact, it couldn’t be daintier, prettier or more perfect if it was made from unicorn nostril hair. The talented Isabeau Joubert from Isabeau Peep created this beautiful installation for the Dear Me/Tjing Tjing Bar event TOGETHER.

“We decided that the staircase leading from the exhibition space to the bar would be a great place for a dainty, Victorian style yarn bombing. Something that the Thursday fine diners would also enjoy and completely versatile to take off and/or dye in any colour. (the ultimate room accessory)

All together it adds up to about 4 meters of fine lace work, 2 weeks of non-stop till late night work and 5 hours to put up/install. So worth it.”

Oh yes it was. Thanks so much Isabeau, you can bomb my house any time.

Images via http://www.isabeaupeep.com/

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6 Responses to “Bad ass yarn graffiti”

  1. benzev December 1, 2011 at 5:24 am #

    Also called yarn Bombing. I live in the Seychelles and i was walking along the beach and looked up into a palm tree, my eye having been attracted to something colourful in the tree. Blow me down. Someone had yarnbombed a coconut and part of the coconut palm tree. It looks fantastic. I will take a picture

    • hanneke December 1, 2011 at 7:08 am #

      please do!

  2. Euodia from ToucheeFeelee December 1, 2011 at 9:18 am #

    It’s nice. Just wondering why there are so many loose ends? Was it part of the concept or the look you were going for?
    Good job though!

    • hanneke December 1, 2011 at 12:23 pm #

      HI Euodia, I actually think they’re little ribbons used to tie the whole thing together, not loose ends. Could be wrong!

  3. BONGANISOTA (@BONGANISOTA) December 1, 2011 at 1:02 pm #

    Now this is my kind of thing:)

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