Crochet Garden
Fifty crocheted plants, made by 28 makers from our community, make up the Reading Nook. After its first run at Fusionopolis One, it comes to Punggol Coast Mall from 28 November to 18 December 2026.
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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.
CNY Toppers
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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Yarn-menian
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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Our Yarny Trees
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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Chill, Enjoy the Little Things
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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A New Day
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.
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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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