Perhaps you remember the film, Somewhere in Time? Love the movie, Rachmaninoff's music even more. He's one of my husband's favorite composers, and this is one of our favorite films. I'm lucky to be married to a guy who has a very strong personality and at the same time loves to watch such movies with me.
Who could help but be inspired.
Cameos, feathers, pocket watches and even the infamous penny.
Do you remember this scene?
Step-by-step.
Use new or old pennies, both work for this vintage shoe tag.
Ohhhhhhhhhh...my FAVORITE Movie - EVER!! :)
ReplyDeleteJan ♥
I have to see this movie again. The first and only time I saw it was on our HONEYMOON in Carmel, but I was too young to appreciate it...I know that for sure. But now, I think that I can much better appreciate it because I have lived a beautiful life for almost 31 years with the man of my dreams, somewhere in time.
ReplyDeleteOh Marcia, you are making me want to make my paper shoes again! But I promised myself that I wasn't going to do that; I am enjoying actually doing my illustrations....IRINA...IF YOU SEE MY COMMENT HERE, yes, I actually am enjoying it!
LOVE TO YOU, you talented friend, YOU! Anita
Teehee...giggling at your comment to Irina...and go ahead, make a shoe along with your illustrations too. I won't tell. ;)
DeleteOh I haven't seen this movie in years! I do love the music so much!! Your tags are beautiful. I am making a few Valentine tags and enjoying it so much. I have a lot to learn but it is fun!! Sending you hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteMarsha, Such an old favorite and so romantic. I can see how the story and music inspired you to create those darling shoe tags. Include me in your giveaway chance!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Emily
The French Hutch
A favourite of ours as well, Opus 43 Rachmaninoff's (best to our mind!), combined with the marvelous grounds of Mackinack Island Grand Hotel in this romantic story is the perfect choice for a Valentine's Day movie!
ReplyDeleteAdd a lovely box of chocolates, all wrapped up in tulle and bearing such a lovely tag...Oh my, Marcia! I would love to add my name in shopgirl's drawing!
Thank you for the sweet opportunity!
I have never seen this movie, I will have to watch it. :)
ReplyDeleteAhhhh, Jane Seymour, my all time favorite actress. I still haven't seen this movie, but after this wonderful post, I really must. I would love a chance to win the vintage shoe tag - I love the clock on it. You put so much detail into your tags, Marcia, and I am so grateful whenever I get any from you. Have a happy Tuesday, dear friend.
ReplyDelete~Sheri at Red Rose Alley
Hi Marcia,
ReplyDeleteI still remember the first time I saw this film, like it was yesterday. I loved it and believed it was possible. Luckily I have found my soulmate and the love of my life in this lifetime so I don't need to travel back in time :-)
Love the music.
Much Love.
Di
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You have captured such loveliness in these beautiful shoe tags! I especially love the butterfly touch! What wonderful inspiration too! <3
ReplyDeleteGood morning my beauty!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Marcia, your message to me this morning via email and comments just lifted me up so much. I have got to get back to you later; I have to run off this morning for a bit, but WILL BE BACK! And thank you so much for your kindness and words about my cards. Yes, that is me with the blue coat!!!! LOVE TO YOU! Anita
To be able to capture yourself that way is simply amazing. I must go snatch her and show her off here for Valentine's.
DeleteGreat idea to dress up a package--Presentation is Everything!!
ReplyDeleteDear Marcia,
ReplyDeleteIt was so kind of you to come over for a visit.
Yes, raspberry tea.. and they smelled wonderful.
Thank you so much for your kind words.
fondly,
Penny
Hi Marcia, I have this music in my Itunes. It is one of my favorite movies of all time! Please enter me in your giveaway - I love your tags. These are precious! I like your new header!
ReplyDeleteEnjoying your series of tutorials tremendously. Did you know "Somewhere in Time" was filmed on Mackinac Island in northern Michigan, about an hour from my summer house? The Island has capitalized on the film -- and they should; it brings a ton of tourists, all of whom love this film. Christopher Reeve in his perfect gloriousness; Jane Seymour as elegant and lovely as a spring day. Simply splendid!
ReplyDeleteCatching up with you, lovely one!!
ReplyDeleteI don't think I have ever seen this film, but now I must!!!
What GORGEOUS TAGS!
Yes, my friends....keep making your magical slippers...darling Anita too, if the spirit moves you!!!
You inspire me, dear Marcia....
Much love,
- Irina