Cromer Pier |
we stopped for
and looked up some old friends
We also went to one of my favorite shopping locations and took a walk along the River Cam
The Mathematical Bridge over the River Cam |
Punts on the river at Cambridge |
An amazing sky on the way home |
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But now back to crafting. Anyone with young
children will probably know, or at least heard of Mr Tumble, I'd never heard of him until I
was asked if I could do a Mr Tumble themed plaque, so I did some
research (looked on google) and found that the character Mr Tumble
was a children’s presenter on CBeebies who wore bright primary
colours that was covered in spots, stripes and stars,
Mr Tumble from CBeebies |
this is what I came up
with...
A Door Plaque for Finley |
Mr Tumble Style Plaque |
Finley's mum was very
pleased she said Finley would love the bright colours and it would be perfect for his
bedroom.
I'm linking this post to Wendy's Handmade Monday over at her blog so pop over and join me in looking at the great blogs over there.
Wishing you all a great week
Jan x
Gorgeous photos and I just love the plaque - very bright, happy and who wouldn't like it?
ReplyDeleteI love the shading and highlights on the plaque. Must have taken a while to complete.
ReplyDeleteThe plaque is so well painted. I think the shading is spot on and the colours are so nice and bright.
ReplyDeleteLovely plaque. My son certainly liked it (along with the picture of Mr Tumble) it is really great that you have used Mr Tumble as inspiration and used it in a way that means that even when he tires of him the plaque will still be relevant.
ReplyDeleteGreat plaque, you really could not failed to be cheered up by it whenever you go past it :)
ReplyDeleteI love Cromer, I hope one day I can go back. I have never heard of Mr Tumble but I like the colourful plaque :)
ReplyDeleteI have a 4 year old. I definitely know all about Mr Tumble! Great plaque, definitely captures the essence! Love your gargoyle photo too, I adore gargoyles and grotesques.
ReplyDeleteI love the colours on this plaque, it looks so much fun.
ReplyDeleteGlad you've had a lovely break.
Ali x
great interpretation of Mr Tumble! I'm sure it will be a hit with its young owner :)
ReplyDeletelooks like you had a lovely day out - its so refreshing to have a change of scene once in a while isn't it! x
Lovely pics. That bridge over the water is lovely. Great plaque too. Very colourful!
ReplyDeleteI love that name plaque, so vibrant ideal for children. Love Cambridge years since I have been, always tend towards Oxford, mainly because nearer but very busy. Have a good week
ReplyDeleteGreat plaque, I was ignorant about Mr Tumble too but can definitely see the inspiration in your piece :)
ReplyDeleteThe plaque is lovely, Jan. The letters look as though they are raised/proud. Love your pics - especially the 'and looked up some old friends' one. Hope you have a good week.
ReplyDeleteStunning photos Jan! The Mr Tumbles plaque is brilliant! Finley will love it!! S x
ReplyDeleteGreat job on the plaque, especially considering you hadn't heard of him (me neither!)
ReplyDeleteWow, I love the Mr. Tumbles plaque, even tho I have never heard of him. I know Finley will love it! I also love your photo of the sky, that is gorgeous. Glad you have a wonderful day out. It really does a body good. :)
ReplyDeleteThe plaque looks great, well done on doing it on a theme you didn't know too! We know a lot about Mr Tumble in this house obviously, havingg littlies :)
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed your trip. I love Norfolk, its such a lovely place x
Enjoyed the photos of Cromer - lots of family holidays there! Super plaque - Mr Tumble is very popular so it could be a best seller! Jo x
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