Ok I will give you the bad news first. Thanks to a bin man I have found out that the council have taken down ALL my yarn bombs the only trace I found of them is this strand of green yarn which I took home =[
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| The very last traces =[ |
I am also a little angry as I was going to take the yarn bombs down after 2 weeks. The council should have just emailed me... *sigh*
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| No more Yarn Bombs |
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| Yarn Bombs are gone =[ |
Good news is I have loads of feedback via my survey, blog and the Borders Telegraph Facebook Page. Here's some of my favourite comments:
- Fantastic!! Well done Heriot Watt for brightening up my day
- I think they might be hats for homeless people with really long necks xx
- Think they are fab. Well done yarn bombing
- Keep on doing what your doing. very enterprising. well done to all involved for brightening up the town x
- Like winter warmers
I just wanted to say thank you for the yarn bombing!
As a (ex) Heriot watt student, I knew straight away it had come from there. I miss the print room and knit shed!
The Borders needs a bit of a culture shake up so keep up the great work and I look forward to seeing some more (maybe pompoms next time )
- Awesomeness enhanced by the fact it was official local paper news
Hopefully I will be in the Borders Telegraph soon - so keep a look out! And finally thought I would give you a sneak peak of my desk at Uni:
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| Map |
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| With Yarn Bombed Chair |
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| My Yarn Bomb Chair |
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| Seat |
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| Yarn Bombed Chair with label :P |
And Here is a map of where all the yarn bombs where:
Many Thanks to all of your support!
