ORLANDO, Fla. – You’ve probably heard or even spotted graffiti around town. It’s usually something illicitly spray painted on a public building or wall. But there’s a unique kind of graffiti that local libraries are welcoming it’s all part of a display they want you to come out and see for yourself. It’s called ‘Yarnfiti.’ “Yarnfiti, the word itself was invented out of yarn – obviously – and graffiti,” said Orange County Library System Fiber Arts Instructor Stephanie Rodriguez. Since 2017, OCLS has been displaying unique ‘Yarnfiti’ projects related to a specific theme. This year, it’s ‘enchanted forest.’ You’ll find everything from fairies to unicorns, mushrooms to flowers. “It’s meant to be this really eye-catching, fun, whimsical display where you least expect it,” said Rodriguez. This display is located at the Downtown Orlando branch of OCLS. Over 230 pieces make up the display created from fiber products like crotchet, knitting, embroidery and even balloons. It’s all a collaborative effort from OCLS members and staff across it’s 15 branches. Many of the pieces were created at one of the library branches. The Downtown Orlando branch offers free classes and open labs, providing tools like sewing machines and instructors attracting customers like...