We’re ready to hit the road with the MINI. On our way out, we’re going to tag a few places around Austin and then have a picnic with some friends, where we’re gonna pig out on Franklin BBQ (YUMM). Nothing like an entire weekend to wander in Texas spring…
More photos after the jump.
Knitta + Magda Sayeg 
Way cool. Maybe, just maybe, I’ll see you there and I can take some photos of your car!
LOVE it!
So inspirational. I love it
You’re insane! That’s amazing!
As a knitter/crocheter AND Mini owner AND a bit silly, I want to know how you attached the fabric to the car. Really. I *need* to know this.
Same for me mini owner knitter needing to know. I have to make my mini pink
This is wonderful. You all need to drive that little mini to NH and take a visit up here. We are thinking about doing some yarn bombing up here. We are going to start with my front yard.
so very cute but personally I think you must have way too much time on your hands….
I also would like to know how you attached all the knitting . So much for the paint job….but sure would protect it from the texas sun….too much funnnnnn
Super! Herzallerliebst!
Viele Grüße aus Deutschland!
Oh now I really want a mini! Hubby has been telling me I need one for ages and I just haven’t been keen….but I am now! How cool is that! 🙂
That is so cool! I love it 🙂
This is so cool. I just got my cooper and could not paint it pink, but I could knit it pink. How do you get the knitting to stay on the car.
best art i’ve seen all week!
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Love it! It goes well with the old knitter’s joke, if you give her some steel wool she’ll knit you a Volkswagon. Or Mini, in your case.
This the knitting project of a lifetime.The best I can do is knit tiny sweaters for my mini dogs!
Bonjour, absolutly wonderful, incredible. Thank you for the pictures.
Kiss from France