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(Courtesy of The Phillips Collection)
The Phillips Collection has partnered with a neighborhood knitting store to decorate the Dupont Circle neighborhood with hand knit valentines — a seasonal “yarn-bombing,” if you will.
Looped Yarn Works created dozens of hearts to decorate the area, and they’ll be on display throughout the week. (They’re collecting your photos on Flickr.)
View a few photos from besotted commuters here:
By Katie Rogers
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10:12 AM ET, 02/14/2012
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