I adore a punny saying on a card and this one is perfect for this sweet mermaid card that uses stamps from The Greeting Farm. Visit their blog for a closer look.
I love anything fantasy like unicorns, fairies, wizards and mermaids. So I’m always excited every May for Mer-May! I believe this trend started on Instagram from an artist posting Mermaid art every day in May and encouraging others to share their art as well. But it’s not just on Instagram, now lots of companies, bloggers and artists create and share mermaid art all over the internet and I’m am so here for it!
I’ve gathered up some wonderful Mermaid cards using stamps to get you inspired to participate in Mer-May. I’ve included a link beneath each photo, click it for products used, tutorial, tips and more.
This amazing card has a mermaid on acetate attached to the fold that makes it float when opened, so cool! Learn all the details about this card over on the Scrapbook and Cards Today blog.
Small clear gems create wonderful underwater bubbles on this sweet Mermaid card created with stamps from My Favorite Things. You’ll find a video tutorial on their blog.
Simple painted strips of pink watercolor create a pretty background for these fun mermaids and there’s a touch of gold from heat embossing the title onto a die cut heart. Learn more about this card on the Avery Elle blog.
Ooooh, check out the wonderful mixed metallic foiling on the background of this card, so shiny! Swim on over to the C.C. Designs blog for a closer look.
A wave stencil with some blue ink blending and splatters creates a great ocean background on this sweet card that uses products from SugarPea Designs. Visit their blog for more details.
This mermaid card has a detailed underwater die cut frame over a painted blue watercolor background. The silver heat embossed images were also water colored for a cohesive card design. Visit the Hero Arts blog for more info.
This terrific interactive shaker card has great depth and movement from layered wavy dies and little clear gems that mimic bubbles and move inside the shaker. And aren’t these little mermaid stamps from Whimsy so, so cute? Splash over to their blog for more.
The tall slimline design on this beautiful card allows for lots of vertical room to create a great under the sea design. You’ll find 3 different cards all using the same mermaid stamp set by Waffle Flower over on their blog.
Since I’ve told you how much I love mermaids of course I needed to share one of my own cards. For this one I used digital stamps with foiling to create the outline and sentiments. Visit my personal blog, P is for Paper for a video tutorial.
This amazing card has so much color, detail and depth from coloring the stamped images and background using colored pencils. Elaine shared a detailed coloring video over on the Stampingbella blog.
Here’s another great slimline design, this time divided into sections with a frame die to create little scenes in each block. Leanne colored in the Hello Blue bird stamps with Copic Markers adhered over an ink blended ombre’ blue background. Visit their blog for more details.
These two stunning cards, like some of the others, used watercolor but this time with Karin Brush Markers. I think using any type of watercolor is a no brainer when it comes to mermaid and under water scenes, it just works perfectly. And check out that amazing rainbow tail on one of the mermaids! Visit Bibi Cameron’s blog for a closer look at both of these designs.
Mermaids work for many occasions but are perfect birthday cards for anyone who loves them like this festive card from Amy Young. I love the adorable narwhal, sea turtle and all the little ocean critter friends she added. Visit her blog for a closer look.
I hope you’ve enjoyed all these amazing Mermaid Cards and will be inspired to create some Mer-Mazing cards for Mer-May!
-Heather
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