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Some Geisha Girls and Lanterns

Sniff, sniff, sniff - my laptop has crashed. Had to move to my old desktop and it is super slow.


The MFPSpeedyTV Inspiration Challenge this week is Geisha Girls - look at these beautiful colors:




I used the MFP Asian Delights and Lanterns sets.

Hope you will join us. Hugz!

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  1. Very pretty. It has a lot of dimension to it and the little bit of sponging just adds some nice softness to it. Enjoy your day.

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  2. Nancy, this is such a pretty Asian card. I am so sorry your laptop crashed. Bummer!!!!

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  3. Beautiful card. Love the wonderful pop of the purple with the soft yellow background.

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  4. Bummer! Have had that happen more than a few times. Hope everything was backed up. Excellent card though. Love Japanese art and form. Stunning card that captures that.

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  5. Fantastic photos & such a beautiful card!
    Hugs
    Dawn xx

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  6. This is beautiful Nancy, I love your lanterns and pretty flowers.
    I hope you get your laptop sorted.
    Pauline
    x

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  7. Nancy,
    Your card is lovely and elegant! The lanterns look stunning hanging on the lovely cherry blossom branch!!

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  8. Gorgeous, gorgeous card! Love the elegance of the purple lanterns!

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  9. What a beautiful card, Nancy girl. I love the purple lanterns swinging from the Cherry Blossom branch. Sorry about your laptop, I hope the puter doc can fix it. Hugs.

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  10. Oh Nancy, your card reflects all of the beauty of your photos! What a masterpiece!

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  11. Gorgeous!!! Love that stamp set that you used here. The flowers look fab layered that way !!!

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  12. so stunning nancy.i love the fabulous lanterns and your flowers are so pretty ;D

    xx coops xx

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  13. So pretty! just love those flowers and the hanging lanterns add some a cute touch :)

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