Yarn Bomb Binds Keith Park Crafters
When Keith Park Retirement Village Manager Kim Dawson posed an unusual challenge to the village craft group the response was… well, bemused at best!
Inspired by colourful adornments she’d seen on trees in Hobsonville, Kim challenged the group of knitters and crocheters to ‘yarn bomb’ an old $1 bicycle that Resident Experience Coordinator Maree Herman found online.
“I said ‘what the heck? How are we ever going to do this?” says Raewyn.
“I thought it was quite a ridiculous suggestion!” laughs Janet.
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