Knit graffiti conquers Tallinn
Volunteers have been creatively knitting since October 2010 and finished 340 pieces of different sizes, colours and patterns.
The Knit Graffiti project was started by Tallinn City sports and youth department. Its aim is to add colour and originality to the city’s linear appearance. Hundreds of Estonian school students, teachers, volunteers, members of the Handicraft teachers association, Estonian Chamber of Disabled People and Association of Retirees have been involved in the knitting project.
The Knit Graffiti project was started by Tallinn City sports and youth department. Its aim is to add colour and originality to the city’s linear appearance. Hundreds of Estonian school students, teachers, volunteers, members of the Handicraft teachers association, Estonian Chamber of Disabled People and Association of Retirees have been involved in the knitting project.
