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PLAID > FOLKART DRAGONFLY GLAZE

Shop 6 Folkart Dragonfly Glaze products from our Plaid range. See them in use in our free step-by-step how-to guides, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.
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About FOLKART DRAGONFLY GLAZE

The FolkArt Dragonfly Glaze category brings a collection of shimmering, iridescent finishes from Plaid. These glazes are perfect for card makers, stampers and scrapbookers who want to add dimensional colour and light-catching effects to their papercraft projects.

You'll find six different Dragonfly Glaze options in 2oz bottles, each offering its own colour story. The range includes warm metallics like Gold Red, cool jewel tones such as Blue-Green and Violet Blue, plus Red Violet for those looking for something in between. There's also a Full Spectrum option to explore. These glazes work beautifully for adding shimmer to stamped images, embellishing card designs, enhancing scrapbook layouts and bringing decorative details to life.

When choosing your glaze, think about the colour palette of your project and whether you want warm or cool tones. A useful tip is to test your glaze on a spare piece of cardstock first to see how the colour and finish look once dry, as iridescent products can sometimes surprise you with their final appearance under different lighting.