Play Tic Tac Toe with Retro Rubber!

 We have such a variety of cards when a Tic Tac Toe is posted over at Retro Rubber.  Design Team's samples are all unique, do come check them out!

I choose the bottom row:  Something that flies, Die or Punch, Add a Bow for my inspiration.  After a quick search of Dragonfly colors I decided on this very autumn palette!

 

• Black cardstock is misted with Fireworks! in Dandelion and Tangelo.  I was impatient so I used my heat gun to dry the cardstock.
• Kaliedacolor in Cappuccino Delight and a rubber brayer is used to ink up glossy card stock.  It is hard to tell in the photo, but the tail portion and back wings have a darker ombre tone.  The Dragonfly is die cut with Technique Tuesday's 2016 Inspired Dragonfly die.  The overlay is die cut from black and carefully glued into place.
• The sentiment is from the same set and is stamped in Versafine Habanero.  After a quick trim, the edges are inked in the same.
• Sheer orange ribbon is wrapped around the card front and adhered.  A double looped bow is added to fit the challenge.
• The sentiment and dragonfly are adhered with dimensional foam adhesive.
• A few sequins from my stash add the finishing touch!

Thanks so much for joining me, I hope you will play along at Retro Rubber! 

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