This time the letter is 'R'
I had fun making this….
My 'R's are,Robin(from a new Woodware set, purchased when we went to Penrith Crafts last week), Round, Red(just a few touches) Ribbon, Raffia and Recycle(the ribbon, book paper and corrugated card)I'm not sure that this counts but the text on the book paper is from The Brothers Karamazov!
The Tour of Britain (which years ago used to be known as the Milk Race)was going right through Penrith. The town had really made an effort to celebrate this.
Did we see the race?
…until all that was left were the cars carrying spare bikes!
On our way down the motor way back to the caravan, several of these cars passed us….
I am entering the Challenge at ABC Christmas Challenge - letter 'R'
I have also made a few more Christmas cards!!
Thanks for looking, Chris
Really love this card - I do love neutrals at Christmas, and with that little touch of red, this has that lovely Scandinavian look - so clean and pretty. Love all the photos too... looks like you hit Penrith mid-party!
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Well it had to be a Robin for the letter 'R' and he's so cute Chris. I love your Christmas card with the little raffia bow. A lovely set of photos again. You certainly do get about a bit. A very interesting post. Barbxx
ReplyDeleteLovely card, and wonderful photos of Penrith with all the bikes, must have been very exciting. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThe card is fabulous... I suppose I should make a start soon.. and this challenge sounds a great one to speed you on your way! Did smile at your pics of the bike race, though!
ReplyDeleteGood for you to start making your Christmas cards, this one looks wonderful. Super photos of the bike race, we were watching on TV.
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Golly Chris, it's so hot here, it's hard to think about Christmas. But you have made a lovely card and followed the theme perfectly.
ReplyDeleteWOW, that town really DID go all out for the race. Too bad the racers didn't get to see much of it as they whizzed by. Seems it was more for the bystanders than the racers, but of course, I really enjoyed the way the shops and town decorated and all the beautiful photos you took. Really enjoyed seeing the return trip, too. Lots of bikes needed as replacements, I guess. This was a fun, fun experience for me and I adored the scenery, too.
Hi Chris thank you for the shout out and it was really great to meet you and chat I so love this stamp set you bought its one of my favourites, love how you have used it over the recycled paper too! you have made a great start to your christmas card collection and its great you found me at ABC christmas challenge too! thanks for playing along with us!
ReplyDeletelook forward to seeing more of you there and also maybe sometime in the future at Penrith Crafts too!
hugs me xx
PS LOVE all your photos too! we really do enjoy the bike Race going through the town! xx
Deletehumble materials turned into something beautiful. Great yellow bikes and that yellow paper in the window of the shop! xox
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