
New York has graffiti on the streets, but Stockholm has “craftism.”
It’s a street movement stemming from a local craft crew called Masquerade, who transform the urban environment with needlepoint!
Masquerade’s members – mostly female – use yarn and thread to create patterned bands, which they sew around railings, fences, street lamps, and other objects all over the city. They also embroider messages like “kram
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Kristen
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ami k
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mm
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a lady
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Thalassa
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a lady
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victime de la mode
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victime de la mode
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victime de la mode
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sll, aka "P-Knitty"
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Anonymous
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barret
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MH
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Jgirl
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Anonymous
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katie
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