'You go for your loaf of bread, and there is a bunny sitting on a bollard smiling at you!” More pics and full story:
BBC News, West MidlandsColleagues from River Meadows Nursing Home in Shawbury, Shropshire, set up the covert yarn-bombing mission, with 15 others including nursing home residents and other keen knitters.
Bollards, post-boxes and lampposts were some of things to be covered in Easter bunnies and crochet squares."You go for your loaf of bread, and there is a bunny sitting on a bollard smiling at you," she said.The group, now known as the "Yarn Benders", said one of the biggest missions was to measure everything up to ensure the knitted toppers fitted the objects correctly.
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