We make public art out of crochet. A project starts with a theme and a place, then grows as more hands join in. Here is some of what we have made.
Now recruiting · installs October 2026 Our next project is a quiet corner made of yarn at Fusionopolis One this October. Inspired by the Singapore Garden Festival, everyone crochets a potted plant, and together they become the Reading Nook. Pick one from our list and get started.
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Twenty-three bollards at the taxi stand, given a hat and a coat for Chinese New Year. CNA938 came by, then Channel 8, then 95.8FM.
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On Armenian Street, where Singapore's first Botanic Garden once stood, we grew a crocheted garden of the plants and creatures that could have lived there. The panels echo the colours of the Peranakan tiles nearby.
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Up every National Day. For SG60 we made it a three-phase walkthrough (past, present, future), closing with a Unity in Diversity bench, an invitation to reflect on cosmopolitan Singapore.
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On the old railway truss bridge at Bukit Timah, we hung the black steel with crocheted blankets, flowers, bees, and fat mushrooms. Chill was a reminder to enjoy the little things, inspired by the patchwork blankets children are given by their grandparents.
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At Pangsua Pond, we lined the boardwalk railings with crocheted butterflies, a caterpillar, dragonflies and ladybugs. Each butterfly was built from hundreds of flowers, every one made by a different hand, because nobody stands alone.
See the project →We do a small number of installations each year. If you have a space in mind, write to us early: most projects spend three to six months in the making.
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