Photo by Marjorie Cook.
Wanaka's anonymous yarn bomber, known to all and sundry as "Knitsy", did not disappoint on Saturday, leaving several more colourful marks upon the town on the first International Yarn Bombing Day.
Seven bollards in Helwick St were given a scarf each with the symbols spelling out We [Love] Snow (but it didn't), while a Country Women's Institute commemorative tree in the Dinosaur Playground was decorated with snow-flake shaped decorations.
The yarn bombs are the latest in a series of knitted installations that have appeared around the town since April.
