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I ♥ Jesse Pinkman Yarn Bomb Spotted In Brooklyn
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Jen Carlson
Published Sep 30, 2013
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In August a Breaking Bad yarn bomb was spotted over in Bed-Stuy, a comforting little tribute to a show that had been giving us tiny heart attacks during the gut-wrenching final season. And following last night's finale, a new piece of Bad-ass crochetti is on display. Sadly, our suggestion of "Crochet, bitch!" was not taken, instead, the crochet artist (London Kaye) went all sentimental with: "I ♥ Jesse Pinkman."
This simple declaration of love to Aaron Paul's character—one every fan of the show can relate to—was spotted at Dekalb and Spencer in Bed-Stuy... and we found it's best to gaze upon while listening to some Bon Iver.
If you spot any other homages to the show around town, send them our way. [via Brokelyn]
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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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