I gave him some twisty hair horns but the hair fabric camouflages the details.

He has a Neptune button-

He has whales and fish and swirls!

A bubbly beard and hair.

The fish prints on his tail are so beautiful. Below is a stingray (?) on his bottom.

I imagine that a dark blue merman would live in arctic waters.

I made him a beard with curls.

He has skeleton tattoos so I gave him a skull button to match.

Some more fantastic fabric! This tail fabric originally had a cream background and I over-dyed it in a bunch of different merman colors. Hopefully you will be seeing some soon!

It also has some metallic print although it is not as obvious as in the other merman.

You can kind of see the metallic here in the dots and the petal shapes.

Here is a close-up of his amazing hair-

He also sold at the show.

I might have fallen in love with this fellow.

I am so excited about my new African wax print fabrics. This one glows with metallic silver which I think looks like seaweed.

His hair looks like horns.

He found a new home at the Paradise Arts Festival but hopefully I will get more made before January.

I love to play with unconventional hair colors with the mermen. After all, who knows what color hair they have?! This fine fellow is dark but will never be able to hide in the depths of the sea because of his colorful tail.

Still with the skeletons. I’m imagining all these skeletons partying at the bottom of the ocean.

His purple fins match his purple hair.

More skeletons and more African Wax fabric. I think this is the first African wax fabric I came into and has inspired the collecting of all the others!

Brown skin and orange hair.

No African Wax fabric on this fellow but he has an awesome batik fabric beard and fins.

His button is like sea glass.

More African wax fabric- it is so inspiring!

Ships and more ships.