A Nova Scotian couple has designed an enormous crochet playground installation that children can climb and play on.
Roberto Boccaccino courtesy of Enel Contemporanea
*jaw drop*
The installation is called Harmonic Motion and was designed, and completely hand-crocheted, by textile artists Toshiko Horiuchi MacAdam and Charles MacAdam.
Roberto Boccaccino courtesy of Enel Contemporanea
And it's absolutely MINDBLOWING.
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The installation was originally housed at the Museum of Contemporary Art in Rome and was dismantled in January of this year and refurbished at the Toledo Museum of Art.
Reminder: The entire installation was crocheted BY HAND.
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Now, that's a lot of yarn!
And it makes your local playground look like a total snoozefest.
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You have a slide? How riveting.
I mean, it's pretty damn spectacular.
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This isn't even their first handmade playground. The couple has installed other wonderful installations in Korea, Japan, China and Singapore.
Roberto Boccaccino courtesy of Enel Contemporanea
And you thought knitting a scarf was a lot of work!