Tiny stitched people taking over one of London's most famous museums? Why not? Craft seems to be getting everywhere these days and as proof that science and creative craft do mix Stitch London's Stitch Yourself project storms the Science Museum for one night only this week.
On Wednesday the 30th at the Science Museum's Late event the Stitch Yourself Exhibit will take place. Stitch London have been collecting entries to the project, which helps promote the re-opening of the museum's Who Am I? Gallery by showing individuality through stitching, since April this year.
So far they've had over 200 entries from all over with stitchers for Iceland, Israel and Australia getting in on the self stitching action. People have knit, sewn and crochted every part of themselves from eyeballs to iPhones.
You can see the event at the Science Museum here.
If you can't make it along follow it live on Stitch London's Twitter account or catch up on the blog.
