yellow on sea-blue FREE DC street sign banner on the edge of a grassy park bordering a city street, bare winter trees in background

blue on baby-blue FREE DC street sign banner on a red brick city sidewalk

*classic* white on red FREE DC street sign banner near a city crosswalk, brick Victorian rowhouses in background

Busy fingers getting us nearer the point where it will be impossible to go anywhere in DC without encountering cheery #FreeDC #yarnbombs. Already pretty much there on Capitol Hill, where these beauties are letting our Freek DC flag fly. #FreeDC

A symphony of shadow + color: A sapling casts wintry shadows on sidewalk snow banked against brightly muraled walls (tile? paint? not sure). Running down a foot or two of the tree's trunk is a bright red/white "FREE DC" knitted banner.

Another red/white vertical knitted "FREE DC" yarnbomb is affixed to the back of a stop sign on a street corner in front of what looks like an art deco theater building (housing a photo store).

Cheerily splayed on sidewalk fencing overlooking the entrance to Edgewood Arts center (signage visible in background) is a larger FREE DC knitted banner, several few inches wide, offering cheer to passersby in the snow.

Gotta love when #FreeDC #yarnbombing spree goes to an *arts center*. Stitcher put these up this week in Brookland + Edgewood. @freedcproject.bsky.social #yarnbombs #craftivism

From the riverside promenade near Southwest DC's Titanic Memorial, bright sun bounces off an icy river, the low silhouette of Hains Point (East Potomac Park) trees in distance. In foreground, tied to the white railing, is a small knit banner, "ALEX."

Close-up of the knitted "ALEX" banner on the riverside railing near Southwest DC's Titanic Memorial on a sunny, freezing winter's day. The banner's lettering is black on white, with black border and a knitted red cross to remember his service as a VA nurse, and a jagged red stripe through the "X" to remember how he was murdered.

"RENEE GOOD" reads a vertical knit banner, yellow with gray lettering and adorned with a crocheted white flower and leaves plus lacey pink trim. It is tied somewhat crookedly to a signpost in front of a mostly empty paved lot on a city street, bus and apartment blocks visible in distance.

@freedcproject.bsky.social #yarnbombing project remembers ALEX and RENEE, here on the Potomac River channel (which may be iced over only temporarily but remains forever anti-ICE) and on a busy street corner by the Waterfront Metro stop and bikeshare dock.

#FreeDC #ICEout #yarnbombs

Could Labor Department use giant #yarnbombs in their place? Happy to provide! #FreeDC