There is a secondary display of yarnbombing in a small square at the town end of Topcliffe Road in Thirsk, which included a fascinating display of hats (Easter bonnets). However, my favourite part of this display were these daffodils.
Thirsk Yarnbombers first produced a display in 2016 when they marked the Tour de Yorkshire passing through their town. I didn't see that display, but I did see the display they produced for Remembrance Day that year, with a waterfall of poppies cascading down from the roof of the church and along the boundary wall. That became the start of me making regular visits for most displays since then.
Thank you all for your lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.
The Thirsk Yarnbombers now consist of a team of about 35 people. Not only are they active in decorating Thirsk town centre, they have on occasions produced small crocheted ornaments for sale in local shops in aid of their nominated charity, and are involved with teaching others how to crochet.
Thank you all for your lovely comments and favs, they are very much appreciated.
The Thirsk Yarnbombers now consist of a team of about 35 people. Not only are they active in decorating Thirsk town centre, they have on occasions produced small crocheted ornaments for sale in local shops in aid of their nominated charity, and are involved with teaching others how to crochet.
Ian
Thank you both, this was one of my favourite shots of this latest Yarnbombing display.
Ian