Challenge YOUrself.

I recently went to Canberra to see Pre-Raphelite masterpieces from the TATE.
It was an exhibition at the National Gallery.
One of the more spectacular and well known paintings was the Lady of Shallot.
Here's an extract from the poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson

A longdrawn carol, mournful, holy,

She chanted loudly, chanted lowly,

Till her eyes were darken'd wholly,

And her smooth face sharpen'd slowly,

       Turn'd to tower'd Camelot:

For ere she reach'd upon the tide

The first house by the water-side,

Singing in her song she died,

       The Lady of Shalott.

Under tower and balcony,

By garden wall and gallery,

A pale, pale corpse she floated by,

Deadcold, between the houses high,

       Dead into tower'd Camelot.

Knight and burgher, lord and dame,

To the planked wharfage came:

Below the stern they read her name,

       The Lady of Shalott.

It harks back to Arthurian Legends and the Lancelot and Guinevere affair.

The painting is based on that. 

I'm entering this layout at scrap-challenge-yourself

 Here's my layout.

I've used a floral paper from my Counterfeit Kit and matched it with a large black doiley.

The title card and Documented card are from Kaisercraft "Wanderlust" collection.

The banding strips and key,brad and tiny words are also from my Counterfeit kit.