Sip Sip, Hooray!

I know the coffee-themed week was last week, but I have this card that imagined as a boba-themed card. I actually wanted to draw some brown circles as boba on the cup, but I'm afraid to ruin it so I left it as is.

Boba has been so on trend here lately. You can find the cheapest (like $1) ones to pricey ones (like $7) all around the town here. Recently due to the lockdown they're even selling in by the litres so that people can enjoy it at home, shared with their family. Love it!

I know that The Greeting Farm has come out with the real boba-inspired stamp and I've bought it, I just haven't gotten the time to color it. Hopefully soon and I will also pair it with the same kit as this one as it looks soooo cute!

Credits:

Stamps: SSSC no. 25 - Carnival from The Greeting Farm and My Favorite Things (sentiment)

Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black) and Stampin' Up

Digital papers: Pick Me Up by Pink Paislee

Dies: CC Designs and my stash

Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers

For You Birthday Card

I have a confession to make. I am very intrigued by European-style (more like, British-style) cardmaking, where they make big cards. I think their favorite card sizes are 5 x 7 inch, 6 x 6 inch and (European) A5 (5.8 x 8.3 inch) size. Big right? When one of my friends went to Amsterdam earlier this year, I asked her if I can get some thing sent to her hotel to then bring back to Jakarta. She said yes and so I bought a few dies from Craft Stash. Some of them are A5 nesting dies and also recently I bought 5x7 dies.

This is my first 5x7 card that uses a stamp. I have mixed feelings about it because I think the papers look too big, but overall I like the size. I will try to do more bigger sized cards in the future for sure.

Credits:

Stamp: Anya Celebrates from The Greeting Farm

Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black)
Digital papers: Birthday Bash by Pink Paislee

Dies: Lawn Fawn and my stash

Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers