the link didn't work for me

Didn't work for me, either!

not knowing where she got the link, I searched and found a few odd ones. Is it one of these
http://deputy-dog.com/2008/11/urban-knitting-worlds-most-inoffensive.html

http://www.knittaplease.com/KNITTA_PLEASE.html

http://blog.freepeople.com/2007/12/crochet_trees_1.html

crocheted from coca bottle tree
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=246071.0

crochet underwater trees
http://www.theiff.org/exhibits/iff-e16.html

Sorry, yes its the first one that 2 months found.
I want to do it now!
I thought the link worked but it turns out its cuz I have yahoo email that I could access it. But Caits is better anyway, more pics.
Thanks.
kathy

Here is a link that might be useful: The right link for crochet tree

I mean two months' link is better. Gosh I'm having one of those days!
Two months I enjoyed looking at all of the stuff you found. Who knew?
kathy

I was more amazed by the abandoned gas station! I think the idea behind the projects is a cool one - graffiti that is beautiful and non-offensive. It kind of reminds me of Guerilla Gardening where people find an empty lot or patch of uncultivated public property and, in the dead of the night, plant a bunch of flowers there. You can read more about it at the link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Guerrilla Gardening

Not at all what I expected to find....I thought it would be something you crocheted and sat on a table...

I'm not a crochet fan..but I even like that...and I can crochet good enough to do that...but will I???????? who knows....LOL

I'll have to watch the good will to see what bright colors I can come up with....I just might have to give it a try....

How about covering old chair that we use for planters that way...hummmm???

patti

Like a modern day quilting bee sort of .... how cool! And so creative, too. ~tenderlee