Greetings, friends! It is Easter weekend and I decided to finally do a bit of baking. I had bought a couple of edible mermaid tails a few months ago and was saving them for when I had gotten a chance to bake again. Today, I baked two small-sized vanilla cakes ...
And, a batch of confetti cupcakes as well ...
Greetings all! I just wanted to share these really cool items which I found last weekend at our local "Michael's" store ...
I plan on using these candy mermaid tails as soon as I get the time to begin baking again! Can't wait!
Have a swimmingly fantastic day, everyone!
Greetings, my fellow mermaid enthusiasts! Today is my 58th birthday and I received some very special gifts from friends and family!
Greetings everyone! My apologies for not posting much as of late, I have been working quite a bit and haven't had much time. However, yesterday I was able to finally get out and check out some new items for my Mermaid Tree this year. SO excited to be able to share them with you! ...
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As well as the mermaid ornaments, I also found three dragons - Drogon, Rhaegal, and Viserion ...
Items needed:
One small bottle (any shape - star, round, heart, etc.)
Sea salt
Blue chalk and a small knife
Blue glitter
Small seashells and/or small beads (optional)
Pour the sea salt (as much as you would like) and the blue glitter into the bottle and lightly shake to mix together (or mix separately before pouring into bottle).
Scrape the blue chalk powder into the bottle with the sea salt mixture.
Add the small seashells and/or beads.
*Added suggestions: If you are able to find a seashell the right size to fit the lip of your bottle, you can use the shell instead of a cork - that is even better! And if you feel especially creative, you can also decorate the outside of the bottle with small gemstones, silver or goldtoned jewelry, or the like. Happy crafting, mermaids!!
Yesterday, I began working on my new mermaid altar downstairs. Last week, my gorgeous new merman statue arrived and I just could not wait to add him to my collection ...
Some of my altar items I had gotten a few years ago such as my ceramic mermaid bell, my chalices, mermaid athame, mermaid tealight holder, large seashell, and incense burner ...
Greetings my fellow mermaid enthusiasts! My deepest apologies for not keeping up my blog posts! I have only recently been able to re-start here and so ... here goes!
Last weekend, I was finally able to take the time to put up my mermaid Christmas tree! ...
The end of 2020 will mark a celestial event that has not been seen in 800 years. Jupiter and Saturn, the two largest planets in the solar system, will form what looks like a double planet, dubbed as the Christmas star. This type of event has not been seen since the Middle Ages, making it quite a historic event.
It will occur on December 21st, 2020 after sunset, the day that marks the winter solstice. “Alignments between these two planets are rather rare, occurring once every 20 years or so, but this conjunction is exceptionally rare because of how close the planets will appear to one another,” says Rice University astronomer Patrick Hartigan. “You’d have to go all the way back to just before dawn on March 4, 1226, to see a closer alignment between these objects visible in the night sky.”
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