It’s the latest craze taking the country by storm - people creating lovely little bits of crochet work and then leaving them in completely random places around Britain.
It’s called ‘Random Acts of Crochet Kindness’ and there are already almost 160,000 people following the Facebook page, where people post pictures of what they found left by the guerrilla crocheters and where they found it.
The idea is the same principle as the ‘Bristol Rocks’ phenomenon that began back in 2017 which saw kids painting brightly-coloured rocks in random spots around the city, with the name of a Facebook page to check-in and report where they were found.
