Yarn Bombing Los Angeles (YBLA) is a group of guerrilla knitters who have been collaborating since 2010 to stage public installations and performances to help expand the definition of public art to include self initiated, temporal urban interventions such as yarn bombing.  All welcome at YBLA's monthly meetings every 3rd Saturday, 2-5pm at Craft and Folk Art Museum 5814 Wilshire Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90036

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Through December 13, catch our project with the Downtown Women's Center at their MADE by DWC retail location, 325 S. Los Angeles Street. Check out a beautiful yarn installation, as well as YBLA-designed ornaments hand-crafted by the ladies. All proceeds go toward ending homelessness.
Yes, Granny Squared is no longer at the facade of the Craft and Folk Art Museum. But we are busy turning the remaining squares into blankets for Skid Row! Check out our CALENDAR page for ways that you can get involved and help the granny squares make their way to another part of Los Angeles.

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Have something to say to a location in Los Angeles? Contribute your phrase to our public participation project, Urban Letters, and we will spell it out for you.  http://urbanletters.yarnbombinglosangeles.com

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The YBLA catalog for the 18th Street Yarnbombing is finally out... pick up your copy on Amazon!