HAND CRAFTED PARTIES ARE THE THEME OF TODAYS BLOG POST
A CRAFTY LITTLE TEA PARTY SETTING. PERFECT FOR A KNITTING OR CROCHET PARTY.
THIS CAKE IS A CRAFTY LITTLE GARDEN PARTY CAKE, WITH MARZIPAN CARROTS, PEAS, CORN, TOMATOES, EGGPLANT & CAULIFLOWER. CHOCOLATE BISCUIT SOIL AND GREEN COCONUT GRASS. MY FRIENDS NUNYA AND IAIN HANDCRAFTED THIS CAKE WITH A LITTLE INSPIRATION FROM MARTHA STEWART.
Crochet yarn bombing is the bomb on the base of this lamp pole.
Crochet yarn bomb feature on a bike rack.
Chunky knitted yarn bombed hand rail on an old factory.
Yarn bombed tree trunk Port Adelaide South Australia.
Knit bombed gate on a country road in Tasmania.
This scarf is made from simple crochet granny squares. The neon colours of electric blue and fluorescent yellow are an unexpected combination but they work well. It’s nice to use colour for winter accessories. The scarf style is 1960’s but the colours are pure 1980’s.
I have to confess that I didn’t crochet this myself. I found it at my local op shop in the middle of a hot summer. The colours took my fancy so I bought it and stashed it away until the Australian winter hit recently.
Hand crafted fashion pieces like this scarf are one of a kind.
In winter even the birds need warming up with a hand knitted yarn bomb scarf 
The lamp posts in the streets need warming up with patchwork yarn bomb blankets.
The tree’s in the paddocks are warping in the cold air and desperately need some winter warming with colourful yarn bombing.
Whether you prefer knitting or crochet you can enjoy having a go at yarn bombing around your home and garden or hit the streets of your local area and share colourful yarn craft with the world.
OK SO I AM TOTALLY OBSESSED WITH YARN BOMBING THIS SCOOTER. I HAVE BLOGGED ABOUT IT BEFORE BUT THIS TIME I WANTED TO SHOW YOU HOW IT LOOKED AT ALL THE DIFFERENT STAGES OF IT’S CONSTRUCTION. I WANTED TO SHOW YOU HOW IT LOOKED BEFORE I KNITTED AND CROCHETED IT’S WHEEL COVERS AND HANDLE BARS. I WANTED TO SHOW HOW CRAFT TRANSFORMED THIS OLD KIDS TOY.
WINTER IS UPON US IN SOUTH AUSTRALIA AND IT’S TIME FOR KNITTING AND CROCHET CRAFT.
THE LITTLE RED MONSTER THAT LIVES IN MY GARDEN IS A CROCHET CUTIE MADE BY BRANWEN DAVIES.
BRANWEN ALSO CROCHETS A CUTE BABY BOOTIE.
WITH WINTER UPON US A KIND SOUL IN PORT ADELAIDE HAS KNITTED A SCARFE FOR THEIR FRONT GATE.
CROCHET BLANKETS ARE A WINTER FAVOURITE. 
WHO COULD RESIST A CROCHET COVERED POST BOX.
I CROCHETED THIS HANDBAG FROM RIPPED UP T’SHIRTS. I TORE SEVERAL OLD T’SHIRTS INTO STRIPS, TIED THE STRIPS TOGETHER & WOUND THEM INTO A BALL. I CROCHETED THE BAG USING A PLAIN STITCH ON A LARGE CROCHET HOOK.
YOU CAN CROCHET RUGS FROM T’SHIRT RAGS ALSO.
THIS HANDBAG IS CROCHETED FROM OLD STOCKINGS. IT BELONGS TO A FRIEND OF MINE & SHE FOUND IT IN AN OP SHOP.
I ALSO FOUND THIS VINTAGE CROCHET HANDBAG IN AN OP SHOP.
THIS CUTE LITTLE BAG IS A SWEET RETRO CROCHET EVENING BAG.
RECYCLED VINTAGE & HAND MADE FASHION & ACCESSORIES ARE CHARMING, INEXPENSIVE & ENVIRONMENTALLY SUSTAINABLE.
Yarn bombed light pole. Covered in knitting.
Yarn bombed rocking chair.
Yarn bombing this banana confused a few people when they approached the fruit bowl.
Yarn bombed poles & front door.
Yarn trail fence.
Yarn bombed side lane in Port Adelaide. Yarn bombed by a large group of local women. Using crochet, knitting & craft super powers.
I yarn bombed this pole at night using my car headlamps for light.
I made this picture using an old picture that I painted over. I took a small round of crochet lace and glued it to the picture.
I took these two faded vintage prints & painted over them with acrylic paint. I used a clear craft glue to stick the crochet lace on. This is an easy & fun DIY project.
These great yarn bombed rocks are crochet covered. These are beautiful Bruny Island rocks, collected & decorated in Tasmania by Sasha at Avalon art on Bruny Island.
YARN BOMBING 