Thirsk Yarnbombers have wowed residents and visitors of the town after unveiling its most recent display featuring children's TV and film characters.
On Sunday (July 21), the sun was shining as the group unveiled its latest creations in the Market Place - which captured the attention and imagination of passers-by.
The Thirsk Yarnbombers display (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT)
While creating previous creative, colourful and imaginative designs, it was decided that this display would be inspired by children's entertainment - which saw designs from superheroes, Disney, Dennis the Menace, and SpongeBob.
Irene Marwood from Thirsk Yarnbombers with coaches and players from Thirsk Rugby Club (Image: THIRSK RUGBY CLUB)
This main display was joined by a separate display from the Yarnbombers, which was in support of Thirsk Rugby Club, who are preparing for what will be their 30th season.
A Superman design at the display (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT)
The rugby club display featured designs adorning the colours of the club; yellow, green and black, and also featured rugby ball keyrings that will be sold off to raise funds for the club.
Rugby club chairman Geoff Iles said "I was delighted that the Yarnbombers agreed to our request to make the display.
A SpongeBob design at the display (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT)
"I think their work really brightens up the town and is always a talking point for locals and visitors alike."
Mr Iles is hoping to increase people’s awareness of the club who are based at Thirsk Athletic Club and plays within the grounds of the racecourse.
In addition to the First XV, they also run a thriving junior section offering supervised coaching for kids between two to 17 years.
Touch Rugby sessions continue throughout the summer on Wednesday evenings 6.30pm start, senior training is now up and running on Thursday evenings, and junior coaching will recommence on September 8.
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