I would write more about this book but I‘m too busy gathering yarn! I am inspired and on the lookout for a sneaky yarn bombing opportunity.
I would write more about this book but I‘m too busy gathering yarn! I am inspired and on the lookout for a sneaky yarn bombing opportunity.
Updated Tonight's Reading Goals:
✅ Finish (hopefully finish, but getting 3/4 way through is fine too)
3) Start
✅ Get through another chapter of
Gonna go get myself a cup of tea and maybe some popcorn and start on Nadiya's cookbook next 💁🏻
Tonight's reading goal stats:
✅ Finish (hopefully finish, but getting 3/4 way through is fine too)
3) Start
4) Get through another chapter of
Onto . I wish crafty Littens lived closer so we could make a yarn bombing group and listen to audiobooks together 😩
Flipped through the tagged book last night and got inspired to do some textile graffiti; too scared to put it out in public where people can see, so I'm focusing on yarn bombing my parent's stuff for now. 😇
I thought this book would be more photo collections of yarnbombs, but it's much more an instruction manual and celebration of alternative textile art. Which is still neat!! Just not what I expected it to be.
I have zero artistic ability - but definitely appreciate the creativity of others. I've seen yarn bombs around town and borrowed this from the library on a whim. I was expecting it to be pictures of yarn bombings around the world and maybe some insight about the taggers, etc. This has a bit of that, but a majority of the second half was a how-to on yarn bombing, including patterns. I wanted more of the first half and less of the latter.
My #shelfie for #24in48 #readathon the more populous shelf is my tbr shelf and the neatly organized is my permanent collection of tpb/graphic novels... Tucked in the corner are library books 😄