Happiness Is a Cup of Coffee With a Good Friend

Hey, it's Monday again! And I think I am going to continue my week-long themed posts. This week will be about coffee/frappe/boba. Do you like those drinks? I am aaaaalll for coffee, frappe and boba. They're all huge here, especially bubble tea or famously known as boba drinks. 

So today I am sharing the first card, a cute coffee-themed card with this hipster image. I love the color combo here.

Credits:
Stamps: Miss Anya Coffee Break from The Greeting Farm and My Favorite Things (sentiment)
Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black and Rich Cocoa)
Digital papers: But First Coffee | The Kit by Mari Koegelenberg
Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers

Retro Rockabilly Girl: You're So Cute

We come to the final image of that cute stamp set I've been using the past few days. I'm so proud of myself. I actually have a looooott of new stamps that I (keep) purchasing, so if you see me posting older stamps is because I promise myself to catch up on using my older stash before moving to new ones. As for shopping, well that's another case haha.

Credits:
Stamps: Rockabilly Gals Clear Stamp Set from CC Designs and My Favorite Things (sentiment)
Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black) and Stampin' Up
Digital papers: #Happythings by Laura Passage (retired)
Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers

Retro Rockabilly Girl: You Wow Me Card

Hullo! I am back with my third card of the series. I love coloring these retro girls. They look cute and fierce at the same time. Such cute images. Today's card is a lot simpler and the photo really doesn't do it justice, but in real life it's cute and all the colors go together. I am still getting used to my new light setting and might be looking for a different set up in the near future because sometimes when I take photos using this lighting (on this one I used a ringlight) the colors can be washed out.

Credits:
Stamps: Rockabilly Gals Clear Stamp Set from CC Designs and My Favorite Things (sentiment)
Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black)
Digital papers: One Kit Two Ways: Simply Sweet | Paper by Laura Passage
Coloring: Copic and Finecolour markers

Fuse Shaker Card

Hello everyone! I have been such a religious YouTube watcher these days, and one of the things I love watching is the new shaker card trend. It drove me to buy the ever popular Fuse tool from We R Memory Keepers. I am so in love with this tool! It makes making shaker card quick and easy.

One of the ways of making a shaker card is to put the shaker confettis in a clear pouch (such as an ID pouch or photo protector pouch) and seal the edge with the Fuse tool. I did that and I quite love the result. Here I have two of the shaker cards I made with Fuse tool and cheap ID card pouch.

Credits:
Digital paper: Choose Happy Papers from Sherry Ferguson
Stamp: Kaisercraft
Ink: Memento (Tuxedo Black)

Credits:
Digital paper: Little Moments: January Kit from Sherry Ferguson
Stamp: Waltzingmouse Designs
Ink: Brilliance