New photo #DuvetKnowItsChristmas: Twitter users share their rubbish Yuletide sleeping arrangements again

Twitter users have been sharing the weird and wonderful places they've ended up sleeping at their parents' house again this year.

British writer and musician Rhodri Marsden, 47, began the annual tradition in 2011, asking his followers to share their unusual sleeping arrangements after returning home for the Christmas period.

Using the hashtag #DuvetKnowItsChristmas, social media users have shown off the sofa beds and cramped studies they have been relegated to this festive season. 

Clinton Davey looked like he was staying in the red room from Jane Eyre at his father's house for Christmas. The spare room is apparently Mexican themed and comes with a sombrero

One Twitter user, Kuma-Chan, posted this snap of a London Underground duvet cover. A teddy bear in seen under the duvet wearing a tiny Christmas hat

Eleanor Binks is staying in her vicar mother's religious room - complete with three pictures of Jesus looking over her

Another Twitter user, Peter Sketch, said he was disqualified from the challenge since he is staying an an inn this Christmas rather than his family home. He posted this picture of an elephant, which he described as 'the heffalump that greeted me when I arrived'

One Twitter user, from Cornwall, is sleeping on the couch this Christmas - but their set up was ruined when their cat peed on one of the duvets

This year Rhodri, who plays with Leeds-based post-punk band Scritti Politti, has also teamed up with homelessness charity Shelter to encourage people to donate money after sharing their snaps. 

In a video, Rhodri reads a poem parodying The Night Before Christmas using photos of disappointing yuletide beds from previous years.

He said: ''Twas the night before Christmas, and throughout the land, the sleeping arrangements were carefully planned. 

Catriona Swanson visited her mother's home for Christmas this year - and had to stay in the 'craft room'

Fi KP said: 'Kindly admire Le Festival Brun de Polycotton et Chatons Follement Polymer that is The Pensioners’ spare room. I will die of the sparks'

Jule Sverne is staying in her bed from her teenage years as she returned home for Christmas

'Down in the kitchen, a picturesque scene, a mattress, a pillow, a washing machine. A living room crammed with all manner of junk, a rickety ladder leads up to a bunk.'

The poem continues for two minutes, before a message asking people to donate to Shelter appears.

 While the official social media campaign kicks off at 9pm tonight, plenty of followers are already getting in on the fun. 

Craig Hamilton was greeted by an old teddy bear when he returned home for Christmas

Natalie's mother bought her Christmas and dog themed sheets for her stay over the festive season - despite her turning 31 next week

Ana Sampson McLaughlin has offered up a room with elephant wallpaper and a matching clock to her in-laws this year

One posted: 'A few days early, but settled in at my dads for Christmas celebrations, usual setup in the spare room with its Mexican theme complete with Sombrero! #DuvetKnowItsChristmas.'

Sharing a snap of a teddy bear, Craig Hamilton tweeted: 'Hello, old friend. We meet again. #DuvetKnowItsChristmas.'

Natalie added: 'It's a bit early but I've just got home for Christmas. Gold star for my wee maw who has put this on my bed. (I'll be 31 next week) #DuvetKnowItsChristmas #beddinggoals.' 

Rhodri Marsden started an annual tradition of Brits sharing their unusual Christmas sleeping arrangements with this tweet in 2011

This year he's teamed up with homelessness charity Shelter to encourage people to donate money this Christmas. He also shared a video of him reading a poem parodying The Night Before Christmas (pictured)

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