I got another lie in today. Woo hoo! I even missed that annoying swing bridge at Rose Narrowboats.
We arrive at the moorings above Atherstone locks and moored in front of "Granny Buttons". A boat we seem to see quite often. The first time we met her was in 1999 when we were still wet behind the ears and were moored in Millwall Dock, Canary Wharf for the Millennium.
I walked into Atherstone town which was quite pleasant and had a fried breakfast in a 1940s themed cafe.
I love making these kilt cards. This one has some tartan paper fixed onto a white card blank. The topper was made from white card matted onto black card. The kilt is made by folding a enth of slightly curved tartan paper, the belt is black card and a silver square and a photocopy of a sporran.
The sentiment is printed on the computer and matted onto black card also.
This is another card that could be used for several occasions, a birthday, wedding (groom, best man) perhaps.
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