The Russsian and I got out of the car at 6 and walked around The Cheese Board and looked at the poles. There was a very long line of pizza enthusiasts. We walked down to The French Hotel and started sewing. It’s very relaxing now to sew these strips up.Yarn bombing the gourmet ghetto is decorating Berkeley’s best little sculpture gallery We put up 5 pieces, all handspun on my drop spindle, handdyed and hand knitted in a splendid, obsessive, pointless, blissful, binge.
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Streetcolor 
I just saw the pole thats in the picture in the bottom left corner today, and loved it! Keep ut the nice knitting! 🙂
I’ve always wanted to be encouraged to knit more. Thanks!
This looks great! Way to not keep off the median strip or as some people call it the meridian strip
Thanks. I thought that median needed a little color!
It’s been so gray lately, it was wonderful to have a little color to look at while I ate my breakfast pastries!
I love it. If I had found people like you in Berkeley, I might never have moved. Thanks for brightening the landscape a stitch at a time.
I hope you had a cheeseroll as a reward for all your hard work!
The little bumps are so great on these sign posts. I can’t wait to see what you have in mind for Chez Panisse. 😉
I have read about you stealthy art knitters but have never been lucky enough to see a piece- so I was tickled to find your cheerful work on my visit back to my home town. A few people only noticed it when I started taking pictures and came up and asked me what it was all about. “Street art- knitting for everyday objects!” What could be better than that? Thanks so much for making life fun!
They make me smile every time we see them. Good to see some yarn bombing in berkeley 🙂