Happily Ever After: A Layout for Visible Image

This week I wanted to create a layout using the beautiful new Once Upon A Time stamp set. I also used the always present Bronte Script stamp and the Harlequin Background stamp, they seem to be favorites right now for creating background interest for me! I chose some gorgeous papers and flowers from Manor House creations and some chipboard from Molossi to help create it.

I wanted to make the beautiful castle stamp the focal stamp on my layout so placed it above my flower cluster right next to the photo. You can also see here where I have used the Bronte Script stamp as background and on the chipboard doves. The chipboard doves I covered in gesso first, then added some glass bead gel, finally coverning them with the script stamping. Here in this photo you can see all the gorgeous Manor House Flowers I added: Ballerina Flowers - Classic Mix, Concerto Flowers, Minuettes - Pink Mix. The two papers I used came from the yummy Believe collection from Manor House: Take a Chance and Lace.

In this photo you can see where I took some more of my new gelatos and used them to stamp the Harlequin Background. The title of my layout is the Happily Ever After stamp. The filmstrip chipboard was colored with Black Soot Distress Ink and I used it as a base to build my flower cluster. For finishing details I added some gorgeous Prima metal embellishments and bark hearts.

I had a great time making this wedding layout! If you like any of these yummy stamps, simply click on the link or image to head to the shop.

This month's challenge at Visible Image is "Anything Goes". 

Show us your creations using a Visible Image stamp, and you have a chance to win a £20 gift voucher towards the Visible Image store! The top 3 chosen by the team receive a blinkie. 

You can enter HERE!

Join us over at our fan page on Facebook or join our GROUP!

This month if you load a Visible Image project you've created in the group,

you also have a chance at the £20 prize, you have to be in it to win it though,

so I hope you have a look at the site and get some stamps and join in.