The Dragonfly Design Challenge

We put Plaid's All Night Media design team up to a test to see how many different design looks they could create with just one stamp. They used Dee's Duets Dragonfly Stamp. Take a look at what they created. And be inspired to create your own unique looks. The possibilities are endless.:

How'd they do it?
Apply Color Brushers™ directly to rubber. Using a misting bottle, spray with mist. Then stamp.

How'd they do it?
Apply Color Brushers™ directly to rubber. Stamp on paper. Press outline stamp in black Stamp-A-Memory™ Ink. Stamp directly over first image to create a black outline.

How'd they do it?
Apply Color Brushers™ directly to rubber. Stamp on paper. Press outline stamp in tinted Embossing Ink. Stamp on paper so that it a bit off-center of the colored image. Sprinkle gold Embossing Powder to completely cover outline. Shake off excess. Heat with Heat-It tool.

How'd they do it?
Press outline stamp in tinted Embossing Ink. Stamp on paper. Sprinkle gold Embossing Powder to completely cover outline. Shake off excess. Heat with Heat-It™ tool. Color in with Colored Pencils.

How'd they do it?
Stamp the solid stamp in tinted Embossing Ink on paper. Sprinkle gold Embossing Powder over design. Shake off excess. Heat with Heat-It™ tool. Press outline stamp in black Stamp-A-Memory™ Ink.Stamp over slightly off center of solid design.

How'd they do it?

This is a resist technique. Stamp both the solid and outline stamps in the VersaMark watermark ink (not available on site. Call to order #33WTR). Color brayer with Color Brushers™ and mist with water. Roll brayer over watermarked images for resist effect.

How'd they do it?
Press outline stamp in chateau gray Versacolor ™ ink. Stamp randomly on card. Clean outline stamp with Stamp Cleaner. Press outline stamp in black Stamp-A-Memory™ Ink. Stamp randomly between gray images, slightly overlapping them.

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