THE THREE MUSES

Our theme this week at the Three Muses is POSTAGE STAMPS to be used however the fancy takes us.  I thought I would send you something along Oriental lines before I take a fortnight's holiday break in sunny Portugal.

See you on my return.

Credits : all images are in the public domain.

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TAKE A WORD

Our theme at Take a Word this week is MAINLY BLACK AND WHITE.  Ta Dah!

Credit to Hidden Vintage Studio for the lovely zentangled girl.  The stamp template is in the public domain.

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THE THREE MUSES

We have STRIPES as our theme at the Three Muses this week and as our Union Flag is comprised of stripes what could be more appropriate!  I added a few more stripes (the London Underground Map) and a modern day barcode just for good measure!

Credit : the chair was Googled but the remainder was free to use in the public domain.

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TAKE A WORD

Our theme at Take a Word this week is SHADES OF PURPLE and that's when I remembered the little fairy queen I saw from my window (a week last Tuesday).   There she was all shimmering purple in the moon light!!!!  What!

Credits to FinecraftedDesigns (retired), SharingTubes, and the PublicDomain.

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DIGITALMANIA

For the Digitalmania (FRAGMENTS) challenge.

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THE THREE MUSES

Our theme at the Three Muses this week is DANCER and that made me think of all kinds of dancers, from ballet to ballroom and even to Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire, but then I wondered if Elvis was still in the building!  And he was!

Credits to Pixabay and SharingTubes.

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TAKE A WORD

Our theme at Take a Word this week is JUNE BRIDE and I thought this vintage bride was particularly lovely, especially carrying her bouquet of Lilies for togetherness.

Credits : the bride and groom were free to use and the background (much changed) was courtesy of RubyBlossom.

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