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Saturday, November 6, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #100 Pride and Prejudice



Welcome to the 100th challenge.

What an amazing adventure this ride has been.. I still remember my sweetheart telling me a girl named Sankari called for you.... I think my jaw hit the floor.. What? I said.. She sill call you back again later? I had met this beautiful girl through Kristina Werner's Color challenge. We had shared sweet exchanges with one another and we had both noticed that we had been listing what movie we had been watching at the bottom of our posts.. When I finally got the return call I was just completely excited and in shock at the same time... Once I heard the voice on the other end of the phone.. I felt like I was being reunited with one of my oldest and dearest friends ever. We talked for hours and hours.. AMAZING!!! At this point I find it really hard to have more than a couple days go by and not here that ray of sunshine on the other end of the phone.. I truly have the dearest and sweetest friend ever... And do you want to know the hardest part of it all.. We have never meet in person.. I know!!!! We live SOO far from each other. WE WILL MEET heart to heart some day.. WE WILL...

I love you forever
I love you for always
as long as I'm living
my dear friend you'll be...

THANKS FOR SHARING THIS JOURNEY WITH ME!!!
I love you my Sunny Sankari.

You won't want to miss her fabulous project here. She will truly amaze you..

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My project inspired my the 100th challenge

Jane Austen's
PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
First you have no idea how hard it is to narrow it down to one inspiration.. I think we chatted for hours on what to pick for you all... We just love so many things about this move... AND THANKS to all of you who voted for this movie.. It's only the best movie EVER!

When I was chatting to my sweet DH about what to make he really dove into this challenge.. He suggested that I make something about Elizabeth's muddy boots and hemline.. He though it really reflected what she was all about.. A bold young lady who wasn't afraid to do what ever she wanted even if she was told it wasn't what a young lady should do... But yet she was still refined and elegant... I love that idea but really couldn't wrap my brain around what I would make with that in mind.. So we chatted a little more and though that the letter exchanged between Mr Darcy and Elizabeth was a really great place to start...


If you can imagine with me you might even agree that Ms Bennett(Elizabeth) would have most defiantly keep the letters she had received from Mr Darcy. She would have savored every work wether she agreed with them or not. She would have analyzed the penmanship and tried to make out what kind of a gentleman he really was... I think she would have keep them with her when she traveled as well. She would have made a special box to keep them in fashioned out of some of the trimmings that she and her sisters would have had on hand to make bonnets and bows... I would like to think that the secret piece of lace was from a dress that she might have been wearing and maybe even been noticed in my Mr Darcy... My sweetheart and I also agreed after her visit to Pemberly that she would have kept this picture in her keepsake box as well. She would have had to draw her picture but we will share one of our favorites from our trip to Pemberly... My Sweetie also quoted "And to think... Of all this I might have been mistress"
p.s. If you haven't guessed yet.. My Sweetheart and I BOTH love all things Jane Austen... Luck me...

OOOOOhhh the heart-ach these two cause.. I love every minute of it...

This last year when my grandfather passed we were able to have a few of my grandparents for keepsakes.. When I noticed these little Jane Austen era pictures I totally wanted them.. I remembered these as a little girl. My Maternal grandmother had made them for my paternal grandmother... What a sweet connection I can now think of them both as I look at these pictures and share my love of Pride and Prejudice...



Please Join us this week and make a creation inspired 100% by this wonderful movie. Please do not use any other card challenges or challenge elements from another challenge with our 100th project unless it's a layout using one of our sponsors sketch's. Then enter to win some fabulous sponsored giveaways from:
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Thanks for stopping by
HUGS
BROOKE

Monday, October 11, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #98 - Dead Poet's Society



What a great movie full of legendary quotes... "Captain my Captain" and [quoting Henry David Thoreau] "I went to the woods because I wanted to live deliberately. I wanted to live deep and suck out all the marrow of life." and so on.. You can check out sooo many great quotes here that you can use for your inspiration.. My card is full of inspiration from this movie.. I started with the color scheme and used a more masculine one since the school is an all boys school. I used a script background to represent the words of poetry from Mr. Keating's (Robin Williams) class.



The sentiment reflects all the changes and new knowledge that all the boys are experiencing. The stripped D.S.P. even made me think of a mans shirt. Then the finishing piece of inspiration on my card is the felted wool butter fly.. The butter fly represents the main character Neil (Robert Sean Leonard). Neil has alway done what his father and everyone else wants him to do. He finally finds the courage to see who he really is and take great joy in doing so... You could say it is a transformation of sorts but not without a price . Neil is a caterpillar that turns into a butterfly.. I also chose this piece of felted wool because it reminded me of a blazer that the boys might wear for their uniforms. Don't forget the corduroy button that you might find on a professor/teachers jacket. Sooo many great things you can find in this movie for inspiration.. I could make another card just about the play that Neil preforms in...

In the words of Neil: "For the first time in my whole life, I know what I wanna do! And for the first time, I'm gonna do it! Whether my father wants me to or not! Carpe diem! "


Card sketch inspiration by Julee.


I hope you have a great time creating a card for this challenge.
HUGS
BROOKE

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #97 ~ Divine Secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood



My little journal inspired my the ya'ya's scrapbook.. Who doesn't LOVE Buttons!



The beginning of the Ya, Ya's.

The Secret Journal of the Ya, Ya's

The ladies all grow up. Collage

Doesn't this movie just scream collage for a card challenge.. This movie is just a huge potporri of drama.. Each person brings huge drama to the table with the challenges they are going through in their lives.. The Ya' Ya's are the reason they are all surviving to day.. The Ya', Ya's are the Ultimate best friend group EVER. They tell it like it is and you still love another for it... If you haven't watch this you have to... This movie is a great example the old cleche' you never know someone until you walk in their shoes" Join Sidalee(Sandra Bullock) and the Ya', Ya's and find out what made them who they are today..

See you soon with my challenge creation...

HUGS
BROOKE

Recipe:
Chipboard book~ 7gypsey's
Acrylic paint Delta
Ink~ Tim Holtz
Paper~ Cosmo Cricket
Buttons~ Stampin' Up, Making Memories and ?
Twine~ Craft store find
Stamp~ Woodgrain Stampin' Up

Saturday, September 4, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #94 ~ Sleepy Hallow



Card inspired by the movie~ Sleepy Hallow.


I saw this movie last year on t.v. for the first time and my first thought was WOW Christina Richi is so pretty as a blonde. She really has grown up. This was one of her big breakout rolls as a young lady and not as teen/child.. And Jonny is well Jonny in this movie.. There is somethings to say about a Depp/Burton movie.. You know it's going to be a little twisted and dark. The color in this movie are mesmerizing and has that same deep or should we say "DEPP" undertone that we have grown to love in the Burton/Depp movies... If you are going into this movie thinking you follow along the same lines as the Disney store from 1949 then think again.. This has so much for DEPPth. If I was to create another card for this movie I think I would make a card with very sublet color and use more grey tones.. So many option for this challenge.. Enjoy getting in the Halloween spirit enjoy the show.




and
Get into the Fall/Halloween Spirit.

This weeks challenge requirement is to use a "Halloween Tree" anywhere on your project.

Thanks for stopping by
HUGS
BROOKE

Friday, August 27, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #93 ~ ANNIE


This is one of the first movies I remember going to as a kid... I got to the VILLA Theater a GIANT screen... It was a classic old movie house with red curtains and everything.. I remember the opening credits still.. The songs from this movie will forever be in the heart of girls everywhere... While I researched this movie I found out that Aileen Quinn is the same age as I am.. That means we were both 9 when she made this movie... Most of the little ladies never did go on to do any other movie.. This was there 1 hit wonder... I would say they were all immortalized and will remain in the heart of kids for years still to come.. My kids have all loved this movie and I am sure their kids will too. Grab the little ones and snuggle up together and watch this classic.



I pick this little snippet because it was my most favorite part of the movie when I was younger..
We even got to do this very scene in dancing and all in Jr high for choir...

(don't forget if you don't have access to this movie you can watch all 13 segments of it on YOUTUBE...)

Brooke's project inspired by the movie ~ ANNIE

When I was searching for Friday's sneak peek photos I finally decided on my inspiration for this card... Annie's dress! RED with black and white trim. GOOD LUCK to you all there are soooo many cute thing to get inspiration from.. I really wanted to incorporate the locket as well hence the little hearts on my card.. The I love you is for the sweetest and funniest part of the movie.. The sweetest part of of course the "I LOVE YOU DADDY WARBUCKS"! & "I LOVE YOU ANNIE".. The funny part is the way the little orphans tell Ms. Hannigan "We love you Ms. Hannigan" And she never believes then... The Congrats is on the grand uniting of a family... CONGRATS on the adoption of Annie.


Some of my favorite player in the movie...
Carol Burette~ Ms. Hannigan
Tim Curry~ Rooster
Bernadette Peters~
Aileen Quinn~ ANNIE
Albert Finney~ Daddy Warbucks
Geoffery Holder~ Punjab (or the sprite guy as we might all remember him as.)


Hope you enjoy the movie...

HUGS
BROOKE

Recipe:
Stamps~ Stampin' Up
Ink~ Stampin' Up
Paper ~ Stampin' Up
Punches~ Stampin' Up Square, and circles.
Ribbon ~ Stampin' Up
Black gems~ Imaginique
Glitter Glue ?
Pear Stickels..

Saturday, August 14, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #91 ~ Gandhi


Please join us this week and create a project inspired by the movie

GANDHI

Live as if you were to die tomorrow.
Learn as if you were to live forever.
Gandhi

When I think of Gandhi I think of simplicity and the color white. Gandhi is such a dedicated example of peace with out violence.. When in South africa he was unfairly treated because he was an Indian... He lead a non-violent movement to gain equal rights for the Indian people in South Africa. Gandhi was invited to return home and help bring India's it's Independence from the British Empire. Gandhi agrees and again approached the effort without violence. He faced many troubles along the way and is even imprisoned.

When India is trying to define who was during the early years of it's rebuild as a nation there is a huge conflict between the Hindus and the Muslims.. It erupts into a nation-wide violent upheaval. Gandhi declares a hunger strike, saying he will not ear until the fighting stops..

A defining moment for me is Gandhi's conviction to non-violence.. He will forever live in his example of peace and wisdom.

I hope you all enjoy this movie and leave enlightened with peace and a new way to solve conflict as I did.

HUGS
BROOKE

recipe :
Paper ~ Stampin' Up
Die Cute ~ Stampin' Up Big Shot
Ribbon ~ Stampin' Up
Quote~ Gandhi

Saturday, July 31, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #90 ~ Stardust


Please join us this week for our 90 challenge.. Can you believe we are only 10 challenges away for out 100th... You won't want to miss it!! We will have GREAT BLOG CANDY!!!!

My inspiration for the card started with the sparkle of course... My own personal inspiration started with the dresses that Yvaine(Claire Danes) wore in the move.. When the star(Yvaine) falls down to earth she is wearing a gorgeous grey/silver satin dress. Then when Yvaine and Tristan are rescued by a ship of lighting pirates she is given a pick of any dress she wants from the captions(Robert De Niro) own personal stash... LOL She picked a gorgeous Royal Blue dress. The crown represents the brothers fight for the crown. The stick pin represents the stone around Yvaine that will turn into a Ruby when the last prince becomes king.. You will have to watch to find out who will become king... Last but not Least the star is an obvious inspiration Yvaine.. In the Beginning Tristan tells the girl that he thinks he loves(Victoria) that he will cross the wall and get her the fallen star to proved his love to her.. But when he meets the star the story takes a twist...

Join us over at Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge and create your own project inspired by this weeks movie.

Thanks for stopping by
HUGS
BROOKE

Saturday, July 3, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #86 ~ Bend It Like Beckham



BROOKE'S project inspired by the movie "Bend It Like Beckham"


LOVE this movie.. I can't tell you how many times I have created project while watching this movie.. I love cross culture movies. We all live in such a new and exciting world with so many opportunities. What would you do if you were a young girl who would rather play soccer/football than learn how to cook a full Indian dinner or find a husband? How would you feel if your mother was always trying to get you to wear a skirt of wear stop playing the sport you love.. This is a heart warming movie that will take you on their journey to find out who they are and help their families to understand who they are as well.

I know you are thinking WHAT does this have to do with a soccer/football movie.. When let me tell you... Jess is a beautiful young girl who is just emerging into a young woman. She is discovering what she love and what she want to do with her life. What better than Butterflies to represent coming into a new life. When we are young we are protected from the world by our parents and when we emerge as young adults and start to make our own choices we find out who we really are.

Secret side of my bookmark... Shhh...


Don't we all have dreams we would love to pursue? I know I do! Just like Jess I want my dreams to make me an even better version of who I am with out giving up my faith, tradition, and family. One of my dreams is to travel.... I find that even as I reflect on my dreams they are changing.. I have realized that I don't need to be rich or famous with anyone but my own little family.. I hope and dream that my children never look back and think... Why didn't mom do this or that.. And that they will ALWAYS know that they are LOVED and mom always wanted me to reach my goals and dreams. THAT will be one of my lives dreams and goals...





Here is the card that will hold my book mark. With a little butterfly quote to remind my to always spread my wings and fly!


The bookmark is magnetic so when you are forced to stop reading your favorite book about your goals and dreams your bookmark will not fall out. Just slip it over your page.

Please leave me a comment either about your favorite part of the movie or.... One of your goals and or life dreams... Thanks for playing along. Please join us over at CINEMA SATURDAY and create a project inspired by this weeks movie.


HUGS
BROOKE

Saturday, June 12, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #83 ~ The Greatest Game Ever Played


This movie has so much power. It's a story about believing in yourself and not letting anyone take away who you are and what you have to offer. I don't even know if I have a favorite part there are lost of little moments that make this movie special. Francis is not encourage from his family to play golf his father tells him that Golf is not a way to provide the living you need, find a trade and provide a honest days wage. Francis (Shia LaBeouf) is told from a club gentleman, "You are a caddy. Golf is a Gentleman's game you are working class you will never play golf." He had to create any opportunity he could and prove that he was more of a gentleman than they were. The best part of the movie is that he NEVER gave up on his dream and proved he could beat anyone even a legend with the right opportunity. This is a GREAT family movie. It shows what hard work and passion can do if you just believe in yourself.



If only THIS Father had more time and money for Golf.... Ahhhh.
My poor sweetheart has had to look out onto a golf course from his office window for about 10 years of the last 15 and never even had the chance to golf on that course. He has worked for 2 different companies that have bordered that course ironically. He is just to crazy busy. Unfortunately Golf trips come very far and few for him.. On our Honeymoon we stayed at a resort that had a golf course so we decided to go to the driving range and hit a few balls.. I thought.... that look easy... Man was I SO WRONGE I felt ever hit of the ball throughout my whole body. I is truly a game you have to work at. We even decided to take a few golf lessons I didn't improve that much.. But we had fun doing it together. My boys enjoy going to the driving range with Dad to hit a few buckets. When My boys were younger they did a summer golf camp and really had a great time. I would love to say.... Take a day a month but time is precious and Golf is a ALL DAY event. He even had a change at a tournament last Friday for our eldest son's Fundraiser for Football and he just couldn't get his foursome together for the tournament intime. It's like the gods of golf are against him. One of these day sweetie you will get to have your Golf time :)

I found this perfect vintage Golf image from Grapic45.. LOVE Grapic45... and knew it was a perfect match for this movie and a "NOT" fussy Fathers Day Card for a Golf loving guy. Then the perfect inspiration starter ARGYLE. It's a golf must. I created the Argyle pattern paper by stamping the background with the Diamond pattern and drawing the thin lines to create the Argyle pattern.

I haven't played with my favorite girl Julee for quite a while so here is her challenge for the week. My layout inspiration for my Cinema challenge.



Thanks for Stopping by.
HUGS
BROOKE

Card recipe~
Card Stock~ Stampin' Up
Ink~ Ranger Tim Holtz - linen
Stamp Write Marker~ Night of Navy Stampin' Up
Stamp~ Stampin' Up, Sentiment ~ Verve Stamps
Twill Tape
Pattern Paper~ Grapic45
Punch~ Stampin' Up

Saturday, May 8, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #78 ~ Much Ado About Nothing

THIS MORNING I GOT A CONGRATS FROM MY SWEET FRIEND BUTTERNUT SAGE(DONNA)... I though what did I win? I didn't enter this cards in any challenge or contest hmm? Well guess what mystery solved!
I was
i-PICKED on week 78 from NANCY RYLIES weekly i-pick.
You can check out all here amazing cards picks here.
Doesn't this banner match my card so perfectly wink, wink...

When I think of Much Ado About Nothing I think of dancing and singing and merriment, heart break, scandal, sisterhood, brotherhood, wine, grapes, Italian countryside, natural colors, weddings, white blouses and music. I love the soundtrack from this movie. It's been years sense I have listened to it because it's on CASSETTE. LOL! When I was thinking about this card I knew I was going to keep it natural and simple. I wanted to bring in the windows and wooden beams so I choose to make a grind with Kraft paper. I used my Score-Pal to make the grid on the Kraft paper then used a sponge and ink to antique the paper. If you haven't used parchment I hope you are able to find some.. I love the feel of it. it's kind of a mix of card stock and vellum in texture and appearance. It looks really beautiful when you hold it up to the light. I found it at our local kraft store not expensive at all. I just had to add the little butterfly for the color and dimension not to mention how beautiful it is. Linen wine was a perfect addition to the natural theme.. I so wish that you could buy this in bulk.. I would use it on every thing... To create the flower on this card I used the "Birds and Bloom" die from S.U. then added ink to antique. followed by a brad. Finished up with the Mothers day sentiment from the "All Holidays" set from S.U.

I know you are thinking what does Mother day have to do with "Much Ado With Nothing" well it doesn't directly.. But as I was making this card I though it would be a beautiful Mother day card for my Mother in Law. She loves blue.

Don't for get to check our the creation by my co host Sankari HERE. And this weeks Audrey winners Here.

Hope you enjoy the show.
HUGS
BROOKE

Friday, April 30, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #77 America's Sweethearts



I have to say this was not one of my favorite movie of all time.. I though it was a really depressing movie actually.. One of the main things I drew from this movie was a "recipe" of what a good relationship really take to be successful. I felt like this movie was a "recipe" of how not to act. Wether it's you friend, sister or spouse.. You must always treat everyone the way you would like to be treated if not better. I have really been blessed to have found someone who treats me like the most important person in the world. And who has taught me to be a better person.

My Favorite part of this movie was the scene with KiKi and Eddie when they are having breakfast. Kiki has a realization that she has not been treated very good for quite some time. Eddie gives her a piece of toast he has buttered for her and she says. It this for me? No one has ever buttered toast for me. I don't like butter on toast but I am going to eat it because it's so amazing that you did that for me...

If only we could all think this way when people have done good for us and we don't exactly love what they have done and or given us...

"My American Sweetheart"
I was on Beate's blog a while back and saw her tutorial on a Easel card so I decided to give it a try.. If you would like to give it a go you can check out here tutorial here.

Thanks to all our girls who support us each and every week. We LOVE you all to death... Thanks for being patient with our Audrey announcements.. Sometimes happens..




HUGS
BROOKE

Recipe:
Card Stock~ SU
Stamp~ SU
Ink~ SU
Chipboard~ SU
Buttons~ SU
Punch~ Marth Stewart
Ribbon~ Offray
Beads~ Provo Crafts
Flower~ Un-known
DSP~ SU & Un-known

Saturday, April 24, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #76 ~ North by Northwest



North by Northwest


Are you ready for another Alfred Hitchcock... That usually mean a cat and mouse chase.. This time it's a 2,000 mile chase for Rodger Thornhill(Cary Grant). Rodger is taken mistaken for a CIA agent when he tries to make a phone call to his mother.. Rodger is kidnaped my a group of fugitives and then is forces to be part of a 2,000 mile chase. He is helped along the way by a lovely lady named Eve. He has a long journey via trains, cars, and plains.. He is even chased down by a crop duster in a corn field. This chase all ends up in the black hill of South Dakota at Mount Rush more.

When I was doing a little research I noticed in my picture file that a year ago was our last Alfred Hitchcock move.. It's been far to long...

I got my inspiration from the first thing that came to mind from memory (the crop duster scene) It has Cary Grant in it that's why I remember the scene. He is really Dreamy... It's been a long time sense I have seen this movie I was surprised how much I had forgotten about it. It was great to watch this movie again.. There are lost of elements to get inspiration in this movie.. Hope you have a great time watching this classic with the hunky Cary Grant... Ahhhhh!

Have fun creating a card/project inspired by this movie for more ideas check our out Cinema Saturday Blog.. HERE

HUGS
BROOKE

Card Recipe:
Stamp~ Stampin' Up
Paper~ Stampin' Up, Pebbles in my Pocket.
Ink~ Stampin' Up and Ranger.
Sketch~ Brooke(me)
Die cute ~ Sizzix~ Stampin Up'
Burlap
Paper piercing Tool ~ Stampin' Up
Edge Punch ~ Ek-Sucess


Saturday, April 17, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #75 ~ OKLAHOMA



"Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' "

For this weeks card I was was inspired by the first and second verse of the song:


"Oh What a Beautiful Mornin' "

Oh, what a BEAUTIFUL MORNIN'
Oh, what a BEAUTIFUL DAY!
I've got a beautiful feelin'
Everything's goin' my way.

There's a bright, golden haze on the meadow
There's a bright, golden haze on the meadow
The corn is as high as an elephant's eye
And it look like it's climbing clear up to the sky.





This movie always surprises me... Each time I watch this movie I am reminded by some of the greatest songs ever written.. You know those songs you grew up hearing your mother/grandmother singing. Maybe you were even luck to have grown up in the era of AMAZING musical wonder... I think I was meant to been born in a different era for music and dance.. But I defiantly don't want to be June Cleaver.. I have the most AMAZING husband that is very much a partner in all things... Plus I just can't see doing all the house work in heals.. I would be over 6 ft tall if I did.. LOL

Back to the movie... Shirly Jones is so adorable as Laurey. She has the most amazing waist line in yikes! She can sing and dance and really bring the character to life.. And Gordan McCray as Curly has the most Romantic voice... Swoon here <3>

This little romantic western musical is a hoot.. Laurey and Curly have to fight to keep there relationship strong and also help Ado Annie from running of with the new peddler that just came to town... And she just "Cain't say NO" This song is so whinny it will crack you up.. I remember a classmate audition for a musical singing this song.. We all had a giggle over the song at the time.. Then you have the typical scene where all the girls are up in the bedroom getting ready for the dance etc and stressing over if the guy is going to like them or not... All around this is just one of those wonderful family movie ALL can watch together and make great memories together..

Join our Cinema Saturday Home page
and
my Cinema Sister Sankari on her blog
for more inspiration.


Hope ya'll enjoy the show now...
Have a Beautiful Day!

HUGS
BROOKE
Recipe~
Cardstock~ Stampin' Up
Pattern Paper~ Cosmo Cricket, Stampin' Up
Bird~ K&Company
Embossing Folder ~ Cuttlebug
Ribbon~ Offray
Ink ~ Stampin' Up
Chipboard~ Stampin' Up
Beads~ Provo Crafts
Embossing Powder and Glitter~ Stampin' Up
Font~ Honey
Banner ~ own design

Saturday, March 13, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #70 Dear Frankie


A day with Da.

And extended day with Da and mom came along..



Card Inspired by the Movie ~ Dear Frankie
I love foreign films. I really don't have a problem with accents distracting me either.. When we came across this amazing love story a few years ago... We totally fell in love with it... Mind you Gerard Butler was not the big star he now is in the U.S.. Emily Mortimer is fantastic as well. But the star of this movie is Frankie played my Jack Mc Elhone This move touches you in so many ways. The Love that a mother has for a child, wether it's a grow child (mother and daughter)or a small child(mother and son). Learning to open your heart and make room for others can be so healing. Children can work miracles and Frankie is so trusting and loving...

My inspiration starters for this movie are 4 very important parts in the movie.. First the map and all the places Frankie marks showing where his da's ship is traveled to using little red flags. Second the Stamps collection Frankie and his da(mother) are sharing with each other.. Third the letters that Frankie and his da(mother) are writing to each other. Last the hearts are showing the love that is to be when you open your live to new love.

This movie is a MUST see. You will not be disappointed only lifted up by watching "Dear Frankie"

Don't for get to come on over and play with us.


HUGS
BROOKE

Card Recipe:
Stamps ~ Stampin' Up
Card stock ~ Stampin' Up
Ink ~ Stampin' Up
Map ~ Printed of the internet
Stamp~ Graphic 45
Ribbon and Buttons~ Un-know
Linen Thread~ Stampin' Up
Heart Punches ~ Stampin' Up
Note book Punch ~ Stampin' Up




Saturday, March 6, 2010

Cinema Saturday Creative Challenge #69 Dan in Real Life


Happy Weekend everyone.. Hope you are all having a great day... Thanks for joining us today for the Cinema Saturday Challenge..
This weeks movie is a great one so be sure to join us and create a project inspired by this weeks movie.

If you are wondering what this card has to do with the movie?? Let me tell you.. It's only one of my favorite line from the movie...

Mitch: I swear, the minute I saw her I felt like I was in the room with an angel.
Dan: This corn is like an angel.

Dan is just so love sick that he can't help himself shortly his mother banned him to dish duty ALONE to chill out...
Welcome to one of my favorite movies girlies... I actually wouldn't watch this movie for quite a long time... Because of Steve Carell.. I just going to say it.. I don't really care for the t.v. program "The Office" It's painful to watch... My Sweetheart ordered this movie on Netflicks and so I consented and YA!! I was in for a great surprise... This movie has a great case JulietteBinoche is so Beautiful. You will really enjoy this movie I promise.. It is so easy to relate to wether you are married or not, have kids/teens or even sibling.. This movie has great Family dynamic in this movie..

If you have ever really listened to the music on my blog... Where words out loads of my music is from the soundtrack from this movie.. Sondre Lerche music is so up-beat an fun to listen to..

Recipe:
Paper~ Graphic-45, Websters paper, Stampin' Up
Ink~ Stampin' Up
Corn~ Paper piecing (me)
Ribbon ~ Unknown
Adhesive ~ Stampin' Up
Vellum~ Stampin' Up
Green Velvet Leafs
Lable Punch~ Stampin' Up

Thanks for stopping By
HUGS
BROOKE

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