Global Design Project - Dragonfly Dreams

20 February 2017

#GDP075
This week over at the Global Design Project we have a fun theme challenge -'Winged Creatures'. I've been waiting to use my new Dragonfly Dreams stamp set, so this is perfect! 


Yes - I know I used pink...AGAIN! Well actually to be correct, the colour is Flirty Flamingo from the 2017-2018 In Color Collection. Instead of raising the dragonfly off the page, I did something a little different and triple mounted it to Thick Whisper White Cardstock to give it some stability and a small amount of dimension before adhering it directly to the card with Multipurpose Glue. This is great idea for when you need to post your card, as it will lay flat and the dragonfly won't get ruined. I know my card is a little simplistic today, but sometimes you just can't beat a clean and simple card.

I made this card for my beautiful friend Marlene, who has been a lovely friend (and cousin-in-law) for so many years, but she's been there for me when I've needed her most and I simply adore her - thanks Marls!

Now head over to the Global Design Project and see the gorgeousness our Design Team have in store for you today!

If you live in Australia I would love to be your demonstrator! You can click on any of the items below and purchase them from my online shop:


Thanks for stopping by,

6 comments

  1. This is so sweet! I love the simplicity of it! I need to try using one colour, as it looks so affective.
    Kristy x

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  2. I love your card Louise, and pretty in pink ;O)

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  3. This couldn't be more perfect! I love the simplicity of your designs - and your layering is PERFECTION!

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  4. Beautiful! I love how you have kept to one colour. It looks great.

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  5. Louise - CAS, my favorite! TFS!

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  6. Simple at it's very best Louise! The preciseness of those layers is amazing! And triple mounting the dragonfly with multiple die cuts of Whisper White card is genius, can't wait to try this! xx

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