Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Cinema Saturday #27
This weeks movie over at Cinema Saturday was Chocolat, another movie I am ashamed to say I hadn't seen until now! The additional recquirement this week was to use a sweet image in your creation - I don't have a lot of stamps that fit that bill and had a little cupcake and a birthday cake pulled out and hoping as I started to watch the movie. But I quickly realised I could turn to an old favourite - Like it a Latte - and it would be perfect since it caters for hot chocolate too. I tried to replicate the cups that Vianne has in her shop so I only inked up the outline and stamped another image inside. I used a strip of Chocolate Chip Patterns DSP, brayering it with Baja Breeze, to replicate the walls of the shop. And of course I had to use Riding Hood Red in honor of the mother and daughter pairs that stray from the normal path.
All supplies by Stampin' Up!
Cardstock: Riding Hood Red, textured Baja Breeze, Whisper White
Stamp Sets: Like it a Latte (retired), Lovely Letters
Inks: Chocolate Chip, Baja Breeze, Riding Hood Red, VersaMark
Accessories: Chocolate Chip marker, Earth Elements brads, Curly Label punch, Chocolate Chip Patterns DSP, brayer, sponge dauber, dimensionals
Show watched while creating: Chocolat
Other thoughts: squeaky doors
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7 comments:
This is lovely and you really captured themes of the movie. I really loved this and your description, glad you liked the movie too.
This is such a pretty card! I love the background and the 2 red hearts. Great job on the challenge!
Love those hearts hovering above the coffee/chocolate cup.
Beautiful card.
Sam.
Love the design of the card. It would certainly put a smile on my face if I received it ;)How cute are those hearts!!!
Carol, I love the card. Great colours and it's always nice to use a stamp that is an old favourite.
Great image Carol.... love that cup of Chocolat. This works for the movie on so many levels, and its a lovely card to give (and receive!!).
gorgeous Carol. love hat stamp! and i like the little details you included
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