Undersea Fantasy! with The Mermaid MailBox Muse Kit

The Mermaid Mailbox Muse Kit arrived in my mail last Saturday. Yours should arrive sometime this week!!! I couldn't wait to play with the kit, along with some of the new Tsukineko Inks.

This month the Design Team at Altered Pages has had a great time partnering with Unruly PaperArts. I have combined several of my favorites to create the last Tiara post: my Mermaid Mailbox Muse Kit, Leaky Shed and Imagine Crafts~Tsukineko Inks!

Supplies:
From The Mermaid Mailbox Muse Kit
Mermaid Stamp
Undersea Fantasy Stamp
Netting
Shells
Shell Diecut
Seastar Diecut
Dew Drops
Glitter Glitz - Tropical Rain

Other Supplies

Nori Paste

Leaky Shed Crown

Embossing Powder

Cardstock - White, Dark Blue, Bright Blue

Heat Gun

The background panel was create with the Tsukineko Radiant Neon Electric Blue & Radiant Neon Electric Green applied with Ink Blushers.

Imagine Crafts~Tsukineko Inks:

Radiant Neon Electric Blue
Radiant Neon Electric Green
Radiant Neon Electric Yellow
Radiant Neon Electric Orange
Delicata Golden Glitz
Memento Luxe Nautical Blue
Shimmer Mist
Ink Blushers
Brilliance Coffee Bean
Memento Dual Markers Peanut Brittle & Pistachio

The Leaky Shed Crown was inked with Delicata Golden Glitz and heat embossed with clear embossing powder, then embellished with dew drops.

Hope you enjoy creating with your Mermaid Mailbox Muse Kit as much as I am!!!

Please to visit our partner Unruly PaperArts!

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