Pride 2015: Flags by KnitsForLife For Old Navy Flagship Stores in San Francisco, New York City and Chicago – Happy Pride!

Posted by Danielle | Jun 28, 2015 | Craftivist Patterns |

Jill and Lorna Watt, aka KnitsForLife, have done it again!

The duo hand knit these six-foot tall Pride and US flags for Old Navy store windows in San Francisco (4th St), New York City (both 18th & 34th Streets), and Chicago (State St). In the end it took 350 feet of knitting to complete the flags … oh, and they also made the yarn!

Don’t miss seeing these amazing displays, they’re only up for 10 days!

Read more about this project at knitsforlife.com.

And check out Knits For Life patterns below!

See more of Knits For Life’s great patterns at their Etsy shop!

* This post contains affiliate links.

Free Newsletter Sign-Up

About KnitHacker

KnitHacker is Danielle Holke’s long-running love letter to knitting and crochet. Since 2008, it’s been a home for indie designers, free patterns, amigurumi, fiber art, and the occasional dose of craftivism. Stay a while.

My Patterns

Find my patterns in the following places:

New In The Shop!

Hank, Skein, Ball & Cake Tee – $21.99 | 7 sizes, 9 colors

Knits & Commissions

In addition to five-star patterns, I have a selection of ready-to-ship knits in my shop and I also take commissions from time to time.

My popular chicken hat is always a big hit. In fact, one of my customers keeps coming back for more, leaving this review: “sweet lady who’s very considerate and kind. Love my hat so much. Thank you!” 🐔

Message me for details.

Real OR Fake?

Affiliate Disclosure

This site contains affiliate links. If you click through and make a purchase, I may earn a small commission – at no extra cost to you. I participate in affiliate advertising programs including the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, and others. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Affiliate partnerships help keep KnitHacker running and allow me to continue supporting independent designers around the world. In fact, over the years KnitHacker has generated over a million dollars in sales for indie designers – something I’m incredibly proud of. Thank you for your support!