See an Entire Northern Ireland Village Knitted Out of Wool!
"The Main Street of Cloughmills, Northern Ireland, is lined with neat, two-story houses that flank a cluster of commerce—a local store, a butcher, a post office, even an Indian takeaway.
This quiet village of just a couple thousand people, and five (five!) churches, has recently put itself on the map. But not just any old map. These establishments, and many of the town’s other buildings, have been enshrined in wool by the village’s ladies’ crochet group, and publicly displayed in the town’s Memorial Orange Hall."
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