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PUCK IS UPSET:  Banksy’s Latest Mural Is a Heartbreaking Christmastime Message The elusive street artist’s latest stencil may reference the tens of thousands of unhoused children living in London. Rhea Nayyar  |  December 22, 2025 A man walks beneath a new Banksy artwork on December 22, 2025 in London, England. (photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images) Banksy has struck again, revealing a new mural on a quiet cobblestoned street in the London neighborhood of Bayswater just days before Christmas. Depicting two bundled-up children lying down and stargazing, the stenciled street art that appeared over a row of garages could be a reference to the estimated 102,000 unhoused children residing in temporary accommodations in the capital city. Though the anonymous artist claimed responsibility for the street art a...

Pom Pom Wall? Indeed!

Their Proudest DIY:  The Pom-Pom Wall.  "It started off as a seemingly simple idea that I (Ian) found on Pinterest on a much smaller scale (this is the original inspo, just for comical size comparison) and then Troy basically said “that’s cute but I want it to be… the whole wall.” We eventually compromised on a size (about a 5′ x 5′ square) and set to work. Every single pom-pom on that wall was hand made (mostly by us but we enlisted some additional friend hands on occasion) and it look three months (on and off) and about five trips to the yarn store. We nearly drove ourselves insane trying to get it done but it really ties the whole place together and we can’t help but smile every time we look at it."



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I made this beauty for my friend in Austria - I used 2 kinds of Hundertwassen yarn

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