This man knits jumpers of places and then goes to those places wearing the jumpers

To say Sam Barsky is good at knitting is an understatement of grave proportions.

The award-winning artist from Baltimore, Maryland has taken the internet by storm with his charming jumper designs – inspired by the scenic places he traverses.

Barsky hand-knits famed landmarks and places – and then visits them and takes a picture wearing the jumper.

For Barsky, what began as nothing more than an interesting hobby in 2000 turned into a way of life.

He told Mashable:

I've been knitting sweaters… One after another, featuring either generic scenery or specific landmarks. Anything that crosses my eyes is a potential sweater.

Times Square:

Miracle on 34th Street...on 34th Street:

Niagara Falls jumper... Next to Niagara Falls:

Artistically arranged cards:

And this snowy landscape:

These power lines:

A stadium:

The Solar System:

They really are quite something:

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