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Hearts and Fences

I am in love with this project from Outdoor Knit!!!
fence hearts via outdoorknit.blogspot.com

They decorated a chain link fence by an abandoned lot with tiny yarn hearts. Tons of folks from the community came to help, and I think it just adds so much beauty and whimsy to a previously cheerless place. I’d love to see something like this in Atlanta! Goodness knows we’ve got enough vacant lots and chain link fences!

fence hearts via outdoorknit.blogspot.com

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By Becky
August 19, 2009

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  1. theeandersons said
    on August 19, 2009

    This is amazing! I really have been against putting a chain link fence in our backyard until seeing this.

  2. kellyrand said
    on August 19, 2009

    I love these too! So smart and simple.

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  1. More Unconventional Beautification: Alamo Square Shoe Garden | GlueandGlitter.com linked to this post on August 20, 2009

    [...] yesterday I ran across those lovely fence hearts from Outdoor Knit. Writing about that reminded me that my friend Rob posted some pics to Flickr of the Alamo Square [...]

  2. SuperCute! » Alamo Square Park Shoe Garden linked to this post on August 20, 2009

    [...] yesterday I ran across those lovely fence hearts from Outdoor Knit. Writing about that reminded me that my friend Rob posted some pics to Flickr of the Alamo Square [...]

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