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X = XAU (ISO 4217 standard code for one troy ounce of gold, considered as a currency). Had to google this one!
Michele: When you find the right page you need to click on the picture of balloons and that will download a zip file to your computer. The puzzle pieces are in that file.
P = Pound (a UK coin with a value of 100 pennies. It used to be a paper note. The symbol used for it is is £.)
H = Halfpenny
Y = Yak Polo which is apparently a Mongolian variation of Polo played on yaks instead of on horses.
I created the text paper, barcode and white stitching by following the tutorials. It was fun – I certainly learnt some new things along the way.
Photo by Ena Marinkovic at pexels.com
Doiley: PS_JanetScott_BeMine_PurpleDoily (digital scrapbook)Thanks Carole – I’ve enjoyed doing bootcamp again. This time I have taken notes of the things I keep forgetting. My project 5 is a photo I took last winter.
Still playing catch up… This is another one featuring Durham Cathedral – this time 3 photos of the very ornate pulpit.
My project 3. I took one of my photos of a stained glass window in Durham Cathedral and split it in 3. Had to go vertical as the photos looked odd on a horizontal row.
