Yarnitti

A woolly love letter to people and country

A small experiment in caring for a place, one woolly pole at a time. For you who walk these streets, and the poles who see you home. May it make you all smile.

A wrapped pole on the walk to the bay
One pole with excellent taste.

There is no intention to offend. If a piece is unwelcome, please send a note and it will be taken down.

About

Yarnitti, where yarn meets graffiti.

Yarnitti grows out of love for this land and its people. In it, memories, dreams and old stories are gathered.

It is a work of gratitude for having learned to belong, to have friends, to see birds as if flying myself, and to be part of this natural world.

Thank you for being my home.

Julia, who makes Yarnitti

Julia

There is no intention to offend. If a piece is unwelcome, please send a note and it will be taken down.

Apricity

Apricity (noun): the warmth of the sun in winter.

Crocheted granny squares in the Apricity palette: red, orange, gold and purple
A low winter sun, in wool.

Apricity is the winter 2026 collection, a season of work wrapped in the colours of cold-weather light: yellow, orange, red and purple, the tones of a low sun catching the bay.

It is a love letter to community and to old things. To the people who gather at the water's edge, to the courage of swimming in the cold, and to the warmth in the middle of winter.

Say hello

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Whether a piece made you smile or you'd like one taken down, I'd love to hear from you, here or at hello@yarnitti.org.

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Gallery

Poles wear wool this season.