Ellie d'Eustachio
Ellie d'Eustachio is a Brooklyn-based textile street artist. Her solo and community yarnbombs have been published in the AP and Gothamist and are seen by thousands on scaffolding across NYC. She has been commissioned to produce large-scale installations for live events at Lincoln Center and in Prospect Park, and her art has been on exhibit both here and abroad. She is the recipient of an Awesome Foundation NYC grant.
Whether leading others in creating public art or crafting complex knit pieces that uplift, she believes art is vital to our wellbeing. Many of her projects are driven by working collaboratively with others and creating meaningful, emotional visuals accessible to children.
Shows

Strong Rope Brewery
December 2026
Opening party
December 4, 2026, 6-9 PM
Music by BierWax
Ellie's fiber art brings an underwater world to life at Strong Rope, with intricate knit and yarn pieces that turn a familiar medium into something immersive and otherworldly. Come out, grab a drink, and support local artists in the neighborhood spots we all love.
Work
Coral Reef
Wool and steel wire · 30 × 30 in
Dancing Seagull
mostly birds series
Acrylic yarn and aluminum wire · 12 × 24 in
Make the World We Need
Wool, steel wire, aluminum wire · 56 × 28 in
Green Goose
mostly birds series
Acrylic yarn and aluminum wire · 24 × 24 in
Diving Crane
mostly birds series
Acrylic yarn and aluminum wire · 24 × 24 in
Angler Fish
Wool and steel wire · 18 × 24 in
You Can Fix Broken Things
Wool, acrylic yarn, steel wire, aluminum wire · 56 × 28 in
