It is my unfortunate responsibility to notify anyone who cares... that it has been taken down.
While the yarn will decay, its spirit lingers on.
It had a long, enduring experience this chilly winter season. It is only natural that since the blistery season is coming to an end so would the, now tattered, cozy.
I guess all good things must come to an end, and now with a cleared canvas I am debating on what "Spring" inspired yarn-bomb I will unleash on that same fateful light-post.
I guess this could also open up an opportunity for another tip.
Always document and take pictures. You never know how long it will last.
(I think I will start to bring my actual camera with me. The quality of a camera phone isn't exactly pristine.)
I always get so sad when one is removed. I do like to see them wearing away...after all our blistering hot summer sun in Melbourne, and then the rain and hail.... but to be removed.grrrrrrrr. My 11 yr old grandaughter made a lovely seat arm rest cover, and it was gone in 24hrs. poor dear she put so much effort into it too.
ReplyDeleteyour newest follower via gfc. i think I may have to try this yarn bomb thing!
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