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Myths and Magic

 I have been playing with new products that arrived from the New Occasions catalogue.

Playing with these has my imagination going crazy!
They are so beautiful with so many possibilities!

I am taken with the mermaids from the Myths and Magic suite.

The suite features Mermaids, Dragons, Wizards, Unicorn and Knights in shiny armour - everything mythical and magical!

The suite has:
Stamp set
Framelit dies 
Washi tape
Glimmer paper (sparkly white, light green and turquoise)
Designer Series paper - which is so beautiful it's a feature all by itself!





Using this gorgeous paper, I cut out two mermaids to use as the focal point of on my card.







I love how they carry the banner which is floating on the card.  
Behind the cutout is a circle of glittery DSP.

(The sentiment is from a new hostess set called "Yay You")



The mermaids have their own glittery detail making them sparkle!





This beautiful suite makes cardmaking so easy especially as there are so many matching colours !



Thanks for stopping by and give this one a go - it's not just for kids!!

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