With Alison the Craftytrog posting a page for “Pretty Woman” as part of her Play It Again Sam challenge over Art Journal Journey, it made me think about other films from this era that I used to watch. The movie “One Fine Day” sprang to mind so I created this romantic page – do you remember this movie?

With romance in mind, I added a wash of Tattered Rose and Antique Linen Distress Ink to the background, applying it like watercolour. Then I used the same Distress Inks and Pistachio Memento Ink to stamp some stamps from an Etcetera and also a Sketch Greenery stamp set by Tim Holtz. Next I added some pretty doily and flower stickers from Kaisercraft and the heart and butterflies were from a Simple Vintage die cut set by Simple Stories. I added two brads to the “One Fine Day” wording, which was also from Simple Stories set, before sticking it in place using double-sided foam tape. To finish, I added the pink raindrop gems as I love the scene when they are in the park splashing around in the puddles.
If you are not familiar with this movie, One Fine Day was released in 1996 and it’s an American romantic comedy starring George Clooney and Michelle Pfeiffer. It’s about two single working parents who meet as strangers unexpectedly, along with their young children, one day in New York City.
Here’s the trailer for this film, which includes a glimpse at the scene where they are splashing in the puddles (grin!).
Hoping that you all stay safe and well! x
Thanks for joining me today! If you have any questions or comments, I would love to hear from you.
Challenges
I’m pleased to be joining the following challenges:
The lovely Alison the Craftytrog is hosting over at Art Journal Journey this month and has chosen Play it again Sam so I’m joining her with my “One Fine Day” page.
Paperbabe Stamps and their #165 – Anything Goes challenge with my romantic page.
Whatever The Weather challenge over at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge with my One Fine Day page which includes pink raindrops.
Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge and their Rain or Shine theme with my page which includes pink raindrops.
Beautiful page! I love it, and it’s a great depiction of an awesome movie!
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I remember that film very well Jo, I’ve seen it a few times.
You created a stunning page, so pretty and feminine.
Alison
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Beautiful art page Jo hugs
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I do remember this film. And your romantic page is a perfect reference for it. It’s a very pretty page and definitely makes me think of love and romance. I’m glad you share this for Alison’s challenge at AJJ. I hope your week is going well Jo. hugs-Erika
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Yes! I’ve watched this movie and you’ve done such a great job on your page with the inspiration from it too! Love the colors for your background!
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I’ve never seen the film, but I definitely know the song. Even without seeing the film, I can tell it’s a romantic love story based on your journal page. Those teardrop jewels were great, but of course, the flowers and doily are beautiful. Thanks for sharing this romantic beauty with us at Art Journal Journey featuring Alison’s theme.
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This is a fabulous Piece, and I remember that lovely film. Sorry I am so late, I’m still playing cach-up after coming home Thursday evening. Have a great weekend, take car, hugs, Valerie
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Such a cute page and yes, I remember that movie.
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A beautiful romantic page Jo and a great film to use as your inspiration for Alison’s theme at AJJ.
Have a good week.
Yvonne xx
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I’m unfamiliar with that movie. No matter how many movies I see, it seems there are always more that I _haven’t_ seen lol
That is a romantic page indeed!
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