Dragon Moo card

Update: I've since worked on this some more. Once I got it in my head that I was going to add it to my bathroom I just had to finish it. I downloaded the Geisha image and used the bird from the other image that had the dragon on it. I changed my mind on the red star brads and sewed the pieces together with navy blue thread. then I mounted them on another piece of scrapbook paper, and then I mounted that on a piece of origami paper.

I've never heard of a moo card before. And with enjoying ATC's I thought this was an interesting challenge. A moo card is even smaller then an ATC so making something that fits in such a small place was a challenge. I made this thinking I'll eventually have it as part of another art project for the bathroom. I got the dragon image from Karen's Whimsy Altered it down to just the dragon, printed it on velum, and then tacked it to scrapbook paper with red star brads. Then I stamped it all with a flower stamp from "Fun with Pattern" by Fifi Weinert

Labels: crafts, Wednesday Stamper














25 Comments:
Wow its fanatstic. Love the dragon.
i like dragons! sweet card
Great card, that dragon stamp is fantastic
i love dragon images! what a great idea to use one on your Moo.
Very creative.
Great idea.
Great card
Fabulous image. Love that oriental feel. gorgeous colours.
Really nice like the pop of color RED.
I love the image and your choosen colours - great card
Fabulous, love the energy the red adds!
As a trilogy it really seems to tell a story - great work !
They look fab as a trilogy, great idea
Thanks everyone. All your comments are so encouraging.
Gorgeous MOO cards!
Very nice.
excellent!
Lovely:)
Just beautiful, the dragon stamp is fantastic!
great take on this weeks challenge!
Love your Asian theme...the cards look so delicate. Great work!
Very nice cards!!!
great Moo cards
Great idea. Love them.
Gorgeous Moo cards
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