Over the past few weeks, spectacular yarn creations have began to appear all across the area.
Among the creations that have delighted residents are a range of animals including a dragon, lemur, crabs, lobsters, seagulls and a flamingo.
The latest yarn that has appeared are a range of these animals on top of posts at the Hodgson Centre.
The creator of the knitted figures wishes to only be known as the ‘Werrington Yarn Bomber’ but is hoping to bring joy to locals with their work.
There are plenty more across Werrington to go and discover!
One resident commented: “They are absolutely brilliant, they really bring a bit of light and joy to Werrington,” while another added, “they are absolutely great, my kids love them!”
The much-anticipated sequel is named, The Longest Yarn II: Britain at War and will run between Wednesday June 3 and Saturday June 27.
The exhibition will feature 80 intricately crafted panels of “wool art”, each one metre in length, telling the story of life in Britain from the declaration of war on 3rd September 1939 to VE Day on 8th May 1945.
