Knitted street art

Knitted street art becomes a trend. Artists who work with the yarn is wound on its street signs, buses, stairs. Magda Sayeg, known as the “mother knitted street art” founded Knitta Please in 2005, and now works every day to make the life of this skilled artforms

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