This month’s DT Challenge was a tough one! Deb challenged us to base our project on a story so I picked one of my all-time favorite movies, The Sound of Music. I’m sure you’ve all seen it but it is a fantastic love story and full of amazing music. So, for my project I made a card, inspired by one of the most famous scenes – the one where Julie Andrews makes clothes from the curtains in her room. The 
pattern on the curtains reminded me of one of the patterns in Echo Park’s Be Mine paper. I created little curtains, added some pom-pom trim for the header and tethered them with some 1/4” ivory silk. I mounted them on another piece of Be Mine paper and had a musical love greeting from Singing Souls, stamped in Palette Charcoal, peeking through the “window".
Then, because I was baking Valentine’s Day cookies, I made a coordinating heart tin to go with the card.
I used more Be Mine paper (the sheet music) and more pom-pom trim to make my heart box all fancy. :) Here they are together. I hope you like my story based project and that you’ll go and hop along to the rest of the DT blogs. Here they are for you:
CarolynCathleen
Deb
Gretchen
Kendra
Loretta
Lori
Lynn
Megan
Tracy
Thanks for stopping in today! See you again soon!
10 comments:
BRILLIANT! What a great interpretation of your inspiration story. (one of my favorite movies too) Your paper curtains are truly inspired!
LOVE this! One of my FAV movies of all time (we have the DVD but still watch it every time it's on TV!)
How clever you are to come up with such a fun design! The whole ensemble is fabulous!
So cute. The is one of my favorites movies and I love the little curtains on your card!
This is awesome, Love the Sound of Music and love your beautiful design!
Very cute -- very clever! Love the box, too!
You are probably going to kill me- but I've never actually seen that movie! LOL Love the little ensemble you came up with though, it's gorgeous.
LOL! I love that scene in the movie! One of my favorites for sure. Great projects Kate!
Funny, 'these are a few of my favourite things' has been flitting around in my head for the last couple of days!!! Great interpretation for your project, Kate!!
Love how the paper curtains turned out--so creative!
How very cool is this!! Love it Kate- and fabulous colors!
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