Urban Knitting: The world's most inoffensive grafitti.

[Shardik]

From http://deputy-dog.com/2008/11/urban-knitting-worlds-most-inoffensive.html

[LeftyMom]

1. That picture's actually crochet.

:)

[Shardik]

3. It mentions that on the site.

It lasted three years!

[LeftyMom]

4. In a sign that I need new hobbies, I could tell at a glance.

I can't knit to save my life but I crochet.

[surrealAmerican]

9. It is pretty obvious.

Some of the pieces at the link are knit, but not this one.

[riverdeep]

2. That would be great to see in person while high. n/t

[juno jones]

5. It reminds me of those paintings they do

in Central America and South America that are often tied in the ayachuasca religions.

There is a name for those but am forgetting right now (just got off work).

[CrownPrinceBandar]

10. I believe you are thinking of the Huichol...........

of central Mexico. The do "yarn paintings" to accent their peyote rituals.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huichol

[juno jones]

11. That's it!

(Smacks head)

Five AM is nobody's friend.

PS Love your avatar. :hi:

[meow2u3]

6. When is a cat going to be seen unraveling this masterpiece?

And turn it into a mess-terpiece?

[OmmmSweetOmmm]

7. Now they're trying to cover-up nekkid trees?

What's this world coming to???

:rofl:

[blogslut]

8. Knitta Please

http://www.knittaplease.com/

Heard about them a year or so ago. They've been quite prolific.

[Vinca]

12. Possibly the dumbest thing I've ever seen. nt

[EFerrari]

13. Or "how to keep tweakers out off the street".

:rofl: