Narrowboat Tapestries

Fun graphic for narrowboat fans features three narrowboats with river pilots in bright canal boat style designs.

Fun narrowboat design features proud captain piloting narrow boat through the locks and waterways at a tranquil pace. Complete with ships dog, flowers and other details, a hand drawn graphic for canal boat dwellers, owners and holidaymakers.

Funny Narrowboat design features a beautiful hand drawn narrowboat plus pilot with all the angles checked below - cruising, drinking and relaxing. For narrowboat fans.

Fun narrowboat design features proud captain piloting narrow boat through the locks and waterways at a tranquil pace. Complete with ships dog, flowers and other details, a hand drawn graphic for canal boat dwellers, owners and holidaymakers.

Keep Calm Narrowboat design shows a hand drawn narrowboat with the words "Keep Calm and Narrow On" below. A fun image for narrowboat fans.

Keep Calm Narrowboat design features a hand-drawn narrowboat plus captain gliding serenely above a Keep Calm and Narrow Boat message - for narrowboat enthusiasts!

The Narrowboat in the Narrow Village

A narrowboat negotiating a low stone bridge over the canal

Perfect for narrow boat owners and fans of canal boats. Also makes a cool narrowboat gift at Christmas and birthdays.

A narrowboat is moored next to the Thames Path At Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire. On the left is Rod Eyot (or Ait), an island with several chalets and a brick cottage - only accessible by boat! Further ahead is Marsh Lock and weir. The Thames Path is a long-distance National trail from the Cotswolds to London. Picturesque Henley is most noted for the annual Royal Regatta which attracts top rowers from all over the world. This is a digital pencil drawing.

A digital drawing of a narrowboat moored on the Thames riverbank at Henley in Oxfordshire. On the opposite bank is Rod Eyot (or Ait), an island in mid-river with several chalets and a brick cottage - only accessible by boat! Further downstrem is the town of Henley itself most noted for its annual Royal Regatta which attracts top rowers from all over the world. The Thames Path against which the boat is moored is a long-distance National trail leading from the Cotswolds to London.

Narrowboating till I die funny quote using the word Tiller.

A narrowboat making its way upriver at Henley-on-Thames and approaching Marsh Lock. The wooden walkway to the lock can be seen centre right. This photograph was captured from the Thames Path, a long-distance National trail following the Thames from Cricklade in the Cotswolds to the Thames Barrier in London. Henley-on-Thames is famous for the annual Royal Regatta which attracts rowers from all over the world. A digital drawing from my original photograph.

Narrow Boat, Gloucester Docks Number of views as of 23rd December 2017 = 900. The narrow boat 'Amber' at Gloucester Docks has been converted into a floating cafe 'The Cafe on the Cut'. The port of Gloucester had its heyday in the late 1800s, but by the 1970s the wharfs, warehouses and docks themselves had fallen into disrepair. A restoration programme to regenerate the area was begun in the 1980s, and the barge is moored alongside one of the newer, residential buildings which complement the older red-brick warehouse buildings seen to the left of shot. Location: City of Gloucester (pronounced 'Gloster'), Gloucestershire, England. Date: 18th February 2015.

The bow of a very old narrowboat

Perfect for narrow boat owners and fans of canal boats. Also makes a cool narrowboat gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Naive felt tip drawing of a narrowboat under a bridge, think I will stick to a camera in future

A narrowboat moored on the banks of the Thames at Lechlade in Gloucestershire on an overcast afternoon, close to the Oxfordshire border and right at the southernmost tip of the Cotswolds. Here we are also at the highest navigable point of the river - St John'sLlock just below this scene being the first (or last) to navigate. Just further upstream the river becomes narrower and shallower - the river looking very little like the mighty Thames flowing through London!

A pattern created using an image of my narrowboat home and design I am using on my wedding stationery. I can recreate this pattern and effect using your images too - contact me for details

Perfect for narrow boat owners and fans of canal boats. Also makes a cool narrowboat gift at Christmas and birthdays.

Canal jugs pattern from designbywhacky on a range of goods including, bedding, clothing, stationery, device cases, face masks, and gifts

A narrowboat heads upstream on the Kennet and Avon canal near Woolhampton in Berkshire, England. This image was captured on an autumn afternoon with the trees lining the banks turning to gold. The Kennet and Avon Canal, 87 miles long, was constructed between 1794 and 1810 to link the Kennet and Avon rivers and thus provide a smooth transport link between Bristol and London via Reading. It fell into disuse due to the Great Western Railway but was completely restored and reopened in 1990.

A blue narrowboat having just passed under the central arch of Wallingford Bridge on the River Thames whilst ducks scatter towards the nearest bank! Wallingford is an ancient and picturesque market town on the Thames between Reading and Oxford Here was one of the most important Royal castles in England. The first mention of a bridge was in 1141 when King Stephen beseiged the castle and Queen Matilda.The present bridge apparently has traces of the medieval structure.

A roving trader skull and crossed narrow boats black logo especially for women who live and work on the canals in narrowboats.

A roving trader skull and crossed narrow boats white logo especially for women who live and work on the canals in narrowboats.

Blue narrowboat on the nene with swans

A gongoozler female skull and crossed narrowboat black logo especially for women who love to watch boats on canals and locks.

Rope on a narrowboat

Narrowboat, Monmouthshire & Brecon Canal, October 2021 Date: 29th October 2021.

Perfect for narrowboat fans and canal boat owners. Also makes a cool canal boat gift at Christmas and birthdays.

A narrowboat moored at Talybont-on-Usk on the Monmouth and Brecon Canal (known as 'The Mon and Brec') on a sunny summer afternoon. This peaceful canal winds its way from Brecon in Powis, through the Brecon Beacons and Monmouthshire to the docks at Newport, once carrying coal, iron and limestone. Now it's navigable only between Brecon and Pontnewydd but further sectioins are being restored with the aim of opening the entire length for traffic. This image is produced as digital art.

A narrowboat moored on the River Thames at Reading in Berkshire, England.. This scene was captured just below Caversham bridge. In the distance can be seen De Montfort Island, site of a historic medieval duel and beyond that Reading Bridge constructed in 1923. On a calm early spring afternoon a pair of swans swim sedately upstream past the moored boats in search of food. The Thames Path on the right is making its way from Kemble in Gloucestershire to the Thames Barrier in London. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200

A narrowboat on the River Kennet moored just above the town lock at Newbury, West Berkshire. This is the West Mills area, so called because once there were corn mills here - the sluices for them are on the left of the image. The mills were owned by Hovis from 1921 until the 1950s. Further on and past the swing bridge, the Kennet Navigation as it is properly called, becomes the Kennet and Avon Canal, taking us all the way to Bristol.

narrowboat moored on the Wyrley and Essington Canal

A narrowboat on the Oxford canal between Brinklow and Cathiron near Rugby, Warwickshire, UK in the fog. This is a very scenic stretch of the canal. Lovely reflections of the barge and trees. Canon Eos 600D

The Kennet and Avon Canal as it passes through the town of Newbury in Berkshire. This image, captured during an afternoon in early February is just upstream from the Town Lock. On the right is the site of West Mills reminding us that Newbury was a centre for agriculture and for textile manufacture. The canal itself was constructed between 1794 and 1810 to provide smooth transport between Bristol and London via Reading. It was fully restored from the mid 1900s, being fully reopened in 1990. Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-200