There is a tree on route 25A in Stonybrook, Long Island that is covered in a knitted blanket that is very colorful. It must have taken the knitters a very long time to complete this task, and it is just beautiful. These were taken several years ago, but the tree still stands and is still beautifully embroidered.
A unique idea…..well captured.
Why would anyone do that?
NMGal wrote:
Why would anyone do that?
I guess they thought of it as art!
luvmypets
Loc: Born & raised Texan living in Fayetteville NC
Nice!! FYI that is crocheted not knitted but it is still very cool!! They have much more patience than I.
Dodie
luvmypets wrote:
Nice!! FYI that is crocheted not knitted but it is still very cool!! They have much more patience than I.
Dodie
Crocheted, knitted, tomahto, tomato, all I know is it is quite nice to look at and a very good job.
Dalek
Loc: Detroit, Miami, Goffstown
Why would they do that... far out man...just a bunch of old Hippies passing on their trade.
These trees are at the Long Island Museum and are quite an attraction,They are beautiful when seen in person rather than in a photo.
quote=mvetrano2]There is a tree on route 25A in Stonybrook, Long Island that is covered in a knitted blanket that is very colorful. It must have taken the knitters a very long time to complete this task, and it is just beautiful. These were taken several years ago, but the tree still stands and is still beautifully embroidered.[/quote]
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