Craft Barn's latest alpha challenge

I thought the "S" challenge was bad, but Jane came up with the most ridiculous twist for the latest Craft Barn challenge.  It may have been a bank holiday for those who live across the pond, but for me, it was simply horrible.

I kept thinking "how can I possibly justify adding a DRAGONFLY to a word with the letter J?"  Then it hit me that JUSTIFY is a J word.

How ironic that I could ask the question and hit on the answer in the same instant.

I only have ONE dragonfly, at least I hope this is a dragonfly.  It is a foam stamp I bought on clearance years ago, but never used until today.  Did you notice how I embossed the letters using copper embossing powder (EP)?  My secret, since I'm NOT a stamper, is to print the words using the "best" print format.  The ink takes time to dry, and I'm able to add the EP to the still wet ink.  I can then take my time going from my office to the craft room, where I can heat the EP.  I tried this technique years ago, and having found it worked, use it when I need a bit of bling on a printed page.

I had my copper leafing pen primed, then it ran horribly.  It was the last thing I did on the page, so I couldn't redo the entire page.  Hopefully you can read why I chose this word.  BTW, Jane I forgive you now that this challenge is in the bag.

Originally, I had planned to circle the J, but since my copper leafing pen wasn't acting right, I decided to not make the page any worse than it already was.

Materials I used were a sheet of blue printer/copier paper, software and printer, copper embossing powder, a foam dragonfly stamp, copper pigment ink, stickers, definition from my Merriam-Webster dictionary, and a copper leafing pen.

Thank you for looking and visiting.  I was once again able to visit everyone for our last challenge, and I plan to do the same this time.  I'm really curious as to how others treat this unkind Craft Barn twist!