I wanted to carve a stamp to go with the yarn bomb. But I forgot. I had clues too.
Anyone interested in carving a teeny 11?

Me! Me! What size does it have to be, and does it need some sort of pouch or other hiding place? I will be there by Wednesday evening!

>KitKat<

OK! I'll bring the box of knitted bits with me. It's grown to be quite a large box at this point. I'm hoping to arrive wed late afternoon, however I can leave it with Prankster Pete if anyone wants to start earlier. That being said, I'm more of a yarn bombing cheerleader then someone who actually know's what the hell she's doing. So I'm hopeful all of you knitters can help lead the way!

We're so excited to be back on Grateful Row with all of you SOON!

~Ms. Paws

I sent a ball of yarn and a few plastic yarn needles in the package I sent to Mary Lou. But someone should bring scissors.
Pine bark acts a bit like Velcro on the yarn squares, so they're easy to place. Big stitches are all you need for the seams. A contrasting color makes it easy to take down later.