Theatre and Cinema
Bonjour! Hope everyone is enjoying some sunshine! For my tag this week I wanted to celebrate the golden age of cinema. I chose this poster advertising Gone With The Wind from freeclassicimages.com. I sprayed some linen weave card with Cosmic Shimmer Mist in ancient copper and bronze blush and edged it in black ink. I cut the image with a Tim Holtz die and stamped the film reel and camera on top. I also edged this in black and embellished the tag with stick on pearls, lace, ribbon and fabric flowers. Hope you like it! A bientot. Carolyn x
This is wonderfully romantic...I love it!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful work ! Fantastic image and picture. I like your music too. Best regards, Synnöve
ReplyDeleteWow-- those pearls really add! Not a bad movie either!
ReplyDeleteGuten Tag! Now this really is a classic, I wonder how many tears were shed over it!? Valerie
ReplyDeleteGORGeous tag! One of THE beST movies ever!! Great choice :0)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful nostalgic tag, you did a fantastic job of ageing the linen card, fab embellishments, Jane xx
ReplyDeleteFrankly my dear... you did a great job. I like the way you captured the feeling of the era with the lace and pearls, and that vintage camera stamp is great. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteSo very gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Ivy
Beautiful, lovely image, I loved this film. Great use of the pearls! x
ReplyDeleteLovely romantic foil for the great shot from a wonderful film. Very nice
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done. The embellishments perfectly match the mood of the film.
ReplyDeletePat x
A lovely tag with a great image, beautifully embellished.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful and romantic tag..LOVE the lace and pearls :)
ReplyDeleteScarlet would love this with its lace and pearls. It's a lovely tag!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully embellished! How do you keep it so neat? it looks really feminine and dramatic. If I tried this there would be spots of glue everywhere!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and romantic tag Carolyn. Your choice of embellishments is perfect. Brings to mind the wonderful dresses of the film.
ReplyDeleteTruly Scarlet O'Hara... your embellishments capture so well the romance and drama of Gone with the Wind.
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