Reader photos of Coronation yarn bombing in Cambridgeshire

Crocheted designs of Paddington Bear, a crown, a carriage and many more Royal Family related designs can be seen amongst the photos.

Coronation yarn-bombing can be seen in Soham thanks to Soham Knit & Knatter. (Image: Soham Knit & Knatter)

Jodie Murfitt took this photo of yarn bombing in Ely. (Image: Jodie Murfitt)

They have been taken across Cambridgeshire, in Ely, Soham, Spaldwick, and many other towns and villages.

In Soham, the group Soham Knit & Knatter which has been running for over 13 years, is responsible for the designs seen in the town.

Several members worked on the Coronation knitted bunting, as well as the Christmas and Easter designs.

A spokesperson for the group said: "We do it to bring a smile to faces of the people of Soham and to brighten up the town for a while."

Chris Hubbard took this photo of yarn bombing in Spaldwick. (Image: Chris Hubbard)

This creation was created by Soham Knit & Knatter. (Image: Soham Knit & Knatter)

This yarn bomb creation was taken in St Ives. (Image: John Souter)

The group meets at Soham Town Rangers Football Club on Thursday afternoons from 1.30pm until 4.00pm.

In Spaldwick, a 'knitting Banksy' is responsible for the Royal Coronation themed post-box topper.

Those in the village are curious as to who is behind the design.

READ MORE: Spaldwick: Who is behind Royal Coronation-themed post box topper?

Previous creations have included one for Easter, a bumble bee and gonk, and a Christmas scene.

This creation was made by Soham Knit & Knatter. (Image: Soham Knit & Knatter)

This photo of yarn bombing was taken in Holme. (Image: Supplied)

This photo of a guardsman was taken in St Ives. (Image: John Souter)