Thirsk Yarnbombers - Holiday Banner by fishers

Thirsk Yarnbombers - Holiday Banner

Still with the Thirsk yarnbombers, and in holiday mood, this attractive banner was at the opposite side of the Market Place to the rest of the display, attached to the fence beside the entrance to the Golden Fleece Hotel.

The Golden Fleece Hotel has frequently been the location for a yarnbombers banner. For remembrance there are usually two, either side of the entrance, with one being red poppies and the other being a mix of red and purple poppies. The purple poppies represented the suffering of animals during conflict. Particularly in the First World War many animals such as horses, dogs and pigeons used by the military were killed.

I liked the effect of the picture within a suitcase in this banner, and the representation of a large number of seaside activities.

Ian
Such a cheerful piece of work
March 26th, 2024  
A wonderful knitted banner!
The Yarnbombers event is such a great thing!
March 26th, 2024  
Lovely👍😊
March 26th, 2024  
nice
March 26th, 2024  
Nice
March 26th, 2024  
Fav I like it
March 26th, 2024  
Love the colors
March 26th, 2024  
Lovely, very colourful and artistic
March 26th, 2024  
That's a real labour of love! Very attractive
March 26th, 2024  
These are such fun - so much work has gone into them..
March 26th, 2024  
What a lot of work has gone into making this one.
March 26th, 2024  
This is so much fun
March 27th, 2024  
what a beautiful yarn creation
March 27th, 2024  
Massively clever
March 27th, 2024  
Very nicely presented scene. Time to get out my swimming pants because the weather is getting hotter and hotter everyday.
March 27th, 2024  
@craftymeg @corinnec @mubbur @pdulis @joansmor @365projectorgchristine @seattlite @carolmw @busylady @robz @onewing @kjarn @annied @boxplayer @sangwann

Thank you all for your lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.

This banner was created by a team of just two people, which represents an impressive amount of effort by the two people involved.

There is no indication on the yarnbombers facebook page how long the display will last, but with a theme like holidays it could be in place for quite some time.

Ian
March 27th, 2024  
Lovely
March 27th, 2024  
@rensala

Thank you Renee - we always like to see the latest efforts of the Thirsk yarnbombers!

Ian
April 4th, 2024  
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