The wonderful Visible Image world of Wonderland

Good morning, it's Jane from Jane's Journal here today and I am delighted to be showcasing the brand new Alice in Wonderland Visible Image release. It is being released today and is available on the Country View Crafts website here. I was lucky enough to get my hands on the stamp sets a few weeks ago, being on their design team. 

There are 7 stamp sets and 2 brand new stencils

If you have followed Visible Image for some years you may recognise 6 of the characters, as these were available a few years back. However every character now has brand new extra stamps with them and the words have been re designed ..making them perfect for mixed media work too. The characters are a really good size, easy to colour in and also to cut out. The stamp quality is second to none, they are really thick clear stamps which stamp perfectly on every inking.

Today I am showcasing a few of the new sets with samples I have made. You may have seen some of them already on Facebook and on my own blog, promoting the new release. I have put the shop links to the products within this post, just click on them to be taken to the Country View Crafts website. If anything is out of stock just add your email address and Susan will email you as soon as she has new stock in. Remember too that postage in the UK, for anything on the website is absolutely free.

Have you spotted the newbie set...

Meet The Caterpillar

Isn't he amazing...he is so laid back that he is nearly sliding off his toadstool. The toadstool and caterpillar are separate stamps too. I can see myself also using the toadstool alone in my autumn crafting.

Here is my version which I coloured with Promarkers, but any inks, pencils or paints work perfectly.

This is the sample I made with him...with a distress spray background

I added glossy accents to his glasses and spots for more effect.

Next up is my sample for the lovely Alice set.

I even shrank her using shrink plastic..she must have drunk that potion! 

I also used the distorted chess stencil (which I know is out of stock at the mo but if you add you email Susan will let you know when she has restocked) as the background. I used black soot distress oxide

Next up is the brilliantly Bonkers Mad Hatter

My sample uses the  distorted chess stencil again but in the reverse colourway using white ink

I love the little teapot with skull...full of magical potion obviously!

Next up is the White Rabbit..always in a hurry

This set has all the larger number as separate stamps..perfect for ages etc.
I used the time tunnel stencil too.

This is my sample with an Infusions and Brushos background.

All the number have been individually stamped and embossed. I also added glossy accents to his fob watch.

Finally here is the sassy Queen of hearts 

I made a mixed media wall hanging for this sample.

The playing card stamp is such fun to create with. I added a ribbon to her dress and glossy accents to the hearts.

Today I am sharing a step by step here for my very first play with the awesome Dark Hearts stencil. 

I masked the stencil into sections and added candied apple and  black soot distress oxide

I worked on the centre first in red and then moved the tapes over to add the black. 

To make this cool background

I then added red Christmas red stickles to the eyes for a very dramatic effect...

 such fun!

I decided to use this background for a Queen of hearts card but I can see this being used at Halloween...I have so many ideas for this fab stencil.

This is what I got up to with my card. I coloured the Queen and 2 cards with Promarkers, adding some shadows and highlights with pencils. I then fussy cut everything out.

I stamped and embossed some slices of cake and keys from the Alice set, the teapot from the Mad Hatter set and some fish from the Cheshire cat set. I used red and white embossing powders

and gold ink for the keys.

I also stamped out the just the words "treat me or else" from the Queen of hearts set.

It was then time to put my design together....here is my card.

You can see that she means business...you had better offer her a treat or she might feed you a slice of that cake laced with the magical potion..or is it poison?

She has those keys jangling too...ready to lock you up perhaps..if the treat you offer is not up to her royal standards!

If you think this is just an idle threat take a look at what happened to the poor fish 😂

And if you look closely those skulls are keeping an eye out too....from under her arm!

Here is one more photo

Thanks so much for reading to the end.  I hope you might be inspired by some of my ideas to make your own Wonderland projects. This new release is such fun. 

 I will be back to share some more Visible Image samples soon. 

Bye for now,

Jane x