Participate
Show your support by knitting or crocheting a few yellow ribbons or creating one for each hostage. These ribbons can be prominently displayed in a public space or used to create a larger art installation in collaboration with fellow knitters and crocheters.
Download the patterns to begin. Then, display the ribbons on chain-link fences, trees, or walls using zip ties, staples, or yarn ties.
These knit and crochet beginner-friendly patterns work with a range of yellow acrylic yarns.
![Crocheting a ribbon](images/thumbs/C01.jpg)
![Completed ribbons](images/thumbs/C05.jpg)
![Knitting a ribbon](images/thumbs/C03.jpg)
The project information sheet provides yarn suggestions.
![Table with a knitting machine and completed ribbons](images/thumbs/C04.jpg)
![Completed ribbons](images/thumbs/C07.jpg)
![Crocheted ribbon](images/thumbs/C02.jpg)
And the pattern sheets provide knitting needle and crochet hook sizes, finished ribbon measurements, and finishing details.
![A pile of completed ribbons](images/thumbs/C09.jpg)
![Completed ribbons](images/thumbs/C08.jpg)
![Completed ribbons that have been laid out](images/thumbs/C06.jpg)
Tag your projects with @StitchThemHome and #StitchThemHome.
We are currently seeking additional locations to host these public art installations. If you're interested in bringing a #StitchThemHome installation to your community, please get in touch with us at membership@tabletmag.com.