Mucha Ladies and German Scrap~a beautiful marriage!

For today's post,I have combined AlteredPages "The Green Woman"collage pieces along with papers from MailboxMuse Kit and Kunze German Scrap to make a standing birthday gift card for my sister.

The background paper in the frame is from the retired Celestial MailboxMuse Kit.
The beautiful Mucha ladies have always been favorites of my sister,so using these were a Must!
These images were fancy cut from the "The Green Woman" collage sheet,by AlteredPages.

Of course the Kunze German Scrap married beautifully with my papers and Mucha ladies~I just love how the gold scrap illuminate the ladies

We continue with our Partner in March,

Walter Kunze Deco-Accesoires, please visit their site and let them know you have enjoyed our projects! www.walterkunze.com

Thanks so much for your visit today- make sure to come back again and see what the others are designing all month using Kunze German scrap!
Jackie ")

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Robin HorasanianThursday, March 19, 2015
I never noticed that collage before. Gosh that's a pretty collage sheet. And your project is stunning. Your sister is going to flip over it!
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krcmasterpieceThursday, March 19, 2015
Wow! Jackie-that card is beautiful! love what you did with it
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TonyaThursday, March 19, 2015
The card base looks like an armoire which I love! Gorgeous!
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JackieThursday, March 19, 2015
Your sister is one lucky girl♥ The card is beautiful♥
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Barbara RankinThursday, March 19, 2015
Fabulous, I love the Mucha ladies, and you did a wonderful job making them look even more beautiful.
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Donna NuceThursday, March 19, 2015
Love this! Mucha is one of my favorite art nueveau artist!
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Donna NuceThursday, March 19, 2015
Love this! Mucha is one of my favorite art nueveau artist!
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MicheleSaturday, March 28, 2015
so beautiful! xo
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