Drunken Knitwits to wrap restored Bethlehem Steel tow tractor in knitted public art
A Philadelphia yarn‑bombing collective will wrap a restored Bethlehem Steel tow tractor in knitted and crocheted panels created by 24 artists over four months, honoring steelworkers and local landmarks.
The Philadelphia Drunken Knitwits will install their latest public art piece this weekend at the National Museum of Industrial History, wrapping a restored Bethlehem Steel tow tractor in colorful knitted and crocheted panels.