Welcome! Today is "Celebrating Day-to-Day" sponsored by the dear and lovely Marie at Emma calls me Mama
Bienvenidos! Hoy es "Celebrating Day-to-Day" esponsoreado por Marie de Emma calls me Mama
This photo is from 1903. The Marriage in this photo are my great-grandparents. Francisco Capano and Felisa. They are from Italy. The boy in this photo is my grandfather Luis Capano and his sisters, Josefa, María, Graciana, Rosa, Antonia y Carmela. Josefa y María were born in Argentina.
My grandfather was born in 1892. When he was 7 years old, His family came to Argentina from Italia. They were immigrants. My father can´t remenber the dog´s name in this pics!.
since then, We have a family tradition. We meet on Sundays and we love to eat pasta all together. Great Italian tradition.
And everyday, We enjoy sitting around the dinner table together. We love speak about our things . I love spend my time with my hubby and my daughters!
Esta foto es de 1903. El matrimonio en esta foto son mis bisabuelos. Francisco Capano y Felisa. Eran italianos. El niño es mi abuelo Luis Capano y sus hermanas, Josefa, María, Graciana, Rosa, Antonia y Carmela.
Josefa y María nacieron en la Argentina. Mi abuelo nació en 1892 en Italia. Cuando tenía 7 años de edad, su familia llegó a la Argentina desde Italia. Fueron inmigrantes. Mi padre no puede recordar el nombre del perro de la foto!.
Desde entonces, tenemos una tradición familiar. Nos reunimos los domingos y nos gusta comer pasta todos juntos. Gran tradición italiana. Y cada día también , disfrutamos sentarnos alrededor de la mesa juntos. Nos encanta hablar de nuestras cosas.
Me encanta pasar tiempo con mi esposo y mis hijas!
Natasha Burns at, Artistic Creations By Natasha Burns is our host for Revamp it!
For this party I revamped this turquoise, simple and wrinkled dress with this turquoise fabric with beautiful pink flowers. I paint these flowers with fabric paint.
Natasha Burns de Artistic Creations By Natasha Burns es la organizadora de Revamp it!
Para esta fiesta renove este vestido simple arrugado y turquesa con una tela turquesa con hermosas flores rosas que pinte con pintura para tela.
Antes - Before
Despues- After
Thanks for stopping by and visiting my blog and don't forget to visit Maries´ blog and Natasha´s blog to see more party post! See you tomorrow on pink saturday!
Marina
I love the photo of your grandparents!! Sitting down every day is a beautiful tradition that will always be remembered!!
ResponderBorrarEs una fotografía llena de historia y recuerdos, hermosa de verdad! y el cambio del vestido quedó fantástico, un beso.
ResponderBorrarFabulous picture! I love all my old family photographs. I think the pasta night sounds like a lot of fun. do any of you speak Italian or is it just Spanish/English? I'm curious. Your revamp on your dress looks beautiful, very colorful. Have a great night Marina!
ResponderBorrarHello Marina - what a beautiful post. I just love old photos. This one of your great-grandparents is so neat! I really like your tradition of meeting for pasta on Sundays. Can I join your family? I love pasta.
ResponderBorrarThank you for joining the party!
Blessings,
Marie
http://emmacallsmemama.com
Hey Marina! That photo of your great grand parents family is really awesome. I like a bit of family history and to have something like this in your hands is priceless. Too good that you still are having family gatherings and pasta dinners!
ResponderBorrarAaaah you did a swell job revamping that dress. Is it a sheer fabric you put on top? Next time I would like you to model it, please? Have fun today and a lot of inspiration at this party!
Cuanta historia y sentimiento hay en la fotografia...muy lindo Marina.
ResponderBorrarEl vestido primaveral.
Te dejo un beso enorme.
Hasta mañana.
This is amazing! What are the flowers made of? Gorgeous! Blessings.
ResponderBorrarLooks great Marina! What a difference some colour and flowers make! Are they painted on the fabric? I couldn't enlarge the photos to see. Thanks so much for joining in!
ResponderBorrarBoth topics in your post are beautiful ... your revamp is SO pretty, I love the combination of colors, perfect!
ResponderBorrarFamily and pasta EVERY Sunday night, nothing gets better than that! I would LOVE to come for dinner sometime ... oops? did I just invite myself?, sorry it slipped out ; )
xo
Jill
what a wonderful family photo...i think that is wonderful that your family gets together for sunday dinner...what a lovely tradition...i cannot believe you painted all of those beautiful flowers for your dress revamp...they are really gorgeous and made your plain dress into a STUNNER!!!
ResponderBorrarHello Darling....long time no see, I know, I know, I've been very slack well my PC away went on the blink, I had to save for a new one, and now there is know stopping me now...LOL
ResponderBorrarI love your post on your family very sweet.
And Wow I just love the bright colourway of the flowers in contrast with the teal, beautifully painted dress.
Hugs
Kirstie.
Que bonito!!!!una bellesa!!!!te felicito Marina!!!
ResponderBorrarbesos
claudia
This turned out just beautiful and I love the color combinations - it remind me of the depths of the sea.
ResponderBorrarWow Marina! That dress is gorgeous now!
ResponderBorrarBeautiful! It looks lovely. You are very talented!
ResponderBorrarJillian
Wow, what a transformation! Beautiful!
ResponderBorrarLaura
beautiful family photo! LOVE your revamped dress, it's gorgeous!
ResponderBorrarme mató el vestido quedó bellisimo, bueno ultraoriginal pero sobretodo maravilloso, una artista... voy avanzando mi cajita, ya le tengo puesto el latex a ver si alcanzo hoy con la servilleta y bueno después con las ideitas que me inspirastes tu, te dejo cariños y que lo pases muy bien junto a tu familia este fin de semana, me encantó la foto, produce una nostalgia especial verla, cariños millll...
ResponderBorrarHola Marina! que gran blog! me encantó! venía a visistarte para saber si participaras en mi sorteo?? me avisas con un mail!! BESITOS REVOLOTEANTES.
ResponderBorrarFabulous photo's and a fabulous revamp! Your piece is gorgeous, how creative and talented you are.
ResponderBorrarI'm having lots of fun visiting the participants and viewing their creative pieces.
Out of all the makeovers, THIS is my very favorite.
ResponderBorrarHave a wonderful time wearing your new and Beautiful dress!
xox
Constance
Hola, gracis por tu visita y tu comentario!
ResponderBorrarsoy tu admiradora, tus trabajos son bellos!!
esa fota familiar está maravillosa!!
ya soy tu seguidora!!
tus trabajos son geniales!!
Desde Stgo, un abrazo!!
c@
Carolina Artesanías
www.carolinamaraboli.blogspot.com
Marina, happy Celebrating Day and I love your ReVamp creation, you are so talented! Rachael:)
ResponderBorrarOh, my gosh - beautfiul dress! Those flowers are incredible! You are very talented!
ResponderBorrarMarina,
ResponderBorrarSomething is happening to you wonderful! I notice lately that there is a burst of creativity shining through. You are creating what you love, and it is showing. I totally think your work was the star of the show for Natasha's party.
Karen
Hola Marina! Que alegria encontrar otra Argentina! Nos encanto tu re-vamp creation...We'll be back soon. In the meantime, if you have a minute, stop by our place...we'd love to have you over!
ResponderBorrarClara & Marcela
Me ha encantado la foto familiar. Me recuerda a mi familia, que también llegó de Italia , aún conservamos muchas costumbres y hasta en algunas palabras persiste la tanada! jajaja
ResponderBorrarEl vestido ha sufrido un cambio mágico! Se ha llenado de vida :), visitado por las hadas de la primavera. Muy bello Marina.
Buen fin de semana :)
Silvana
Morocha
That dress - what a stunner! Fabric paint? Gurl, you are some kinda talented!!!!! Gorgeous!
ResponderBorrar-c
yapping cat
Marina Capano: mi nombre es Aníbal Francisco Capano, el de mi padre, Francisco Capano, el de mi abuelo Farncisco Antonio Capano y el de mi bisabuelo FarncescoAntonio Capano (nacido en Italia). Hace 2 meses estuve en el pueblo donde son originarios los Capano (Piaggine). El Alcalde del pueblo de 1420 hbts. se llama Pasquale Rizzo Capano. Hay 1 sola familia Capano en ese pueblo de Salerno, colgado en la montaña. Todos son parientes.
ResponderBorrarYo vivo en Uruguay y soy Médico. Aquí hay 2 familias de apellido Capano: 1 en Mvdeo. y otra en Dolores. Yo vivo en Dolores.
Saludos a tu familia.