2023

A woman places the finishing touches on a colourful yarn blanket that is hung against a fence. There are several tactile elements, and braille that can be felt.
Two women stand in front of a tree covered in yarn. They are wearing green DBCS lanyards.
A group of people stand behind a yarn bombing display. there is a colourful yarn blanket on a fence in front of them
A giant yarn ball, with the text, DBCS stitched in english and braille on it. There is also a giant white cane made of yarn, and a colourful tree with a monkey in it.
a rocking chair that has been totally covered in yarn. There is a white cane beside the chair.
Two women stand in front of a tree covered in yarn. They are holding up an extra blanket of crocheted yarn.

2022

Tandem Bike covered in yarn
yarn bombing display at Halton health
DBCS yarn bombing on a fence
A client uses her hands to feel the tactile yarn bombing display in Missisauga
A DBCS staff member displays the sign in ASL for I love you while standing beside a tree that has been yarn bombed
A cube sculpture in Grimsby Ontario that has been covered in yarn
Two staff members pose in front of yarn bombing exhibit
"Wondering what this is" sign on a yarn bombing installation
A tricycle that has been covered in yarn

2021

Une couverture en collages recouvre la fenêtre de l'entrée principale du hub de la RGT
Un membre du personnel des SCS coud plusieurs carrés tricotés au hub communautaire de la RGT.
Une courtepointe multicolore de carrés de tissu tenue par un membre du personnel des SCS à London.
Du tissu multicolore enroulé autour d'un poteau extérieur à Hamilton.
Plusieurs carrés de laine tricotés avec des motifs variés sont empilés les uns sur les autres lors de l'événement de tricot graffiti de la RGT.
Quatre employés des SCS se tiennent à côté d'une installation de tricots de laine à Ottawa en Ontario.
DBCS Staff at a local Yarn Bombing event.
Deux personnes posent devant l'extérieur du hub d'INCA de la RGT. Un collage/couverture de tissu coloré recouvre la fenêtre de l'entrée principale.
Le canot de Tom Thompson est couvert de carrés de laine colorés, tricotés et crochetés. Les lettres DBCS sont tricotées sur l'un des carrés, avec le braille en dessous.