Hey there inky friends! Today I'm joining my fellow Coffee Loving Cardmakers teamies and the Trinity Stamps team as we celebrate National Bubble Tea Day with a fun collaboration blog hop!
One reader will be randomly selected to receive a $25 Trinity Gift Card. Leave your comments on all participating blogs by Wednesday, May 8th at 11:59pm Pacific, then look for the winner announcement on the CLC blog the following week.
I LOVE Bubble Tea. How about YOU? My favorite is Taro Root Milk Tea (no sugar) and I also love yummy Mango Tea as well as Green Tea with Boba. What's your fave?
I usually make my own Bubble Tea at home as the tea shop I enjoy visiting is a pretty long trek away from me. To learn how to make bubble tea, I watched a few videos on youtube and then I felt comfortable purchasing tapioca pearls at my local asian market and on Amazon.
If you've arrived here from the Coffee Loving Cardmakers blog, you're rolling right along! Let me get on with sharing my projects with you! I chose to use the adorable Seasonal Sweetheart stamp set and played around with the sweet girl in the set. Of course, I had to add her little friend, Bear. She's standing in line at her local tea shop waiting to order her favorite flavor of Boba Tea. Don't you just love the wallpaper in that shop? Hee hee.
A sweet little abalone heart button helped bring the LOVE to this sweet card.
For my second project, I altered a glass 1820 Sweet Cream Iced Coffee bottle (It's DEELISH!) so that I could reuse it with some homemade Boba.
To create the inky design, I applied watercolor onto a strip of white cardstock then splattered some ivory paint on it. After that, I stamped some hearts from the stamp set to create the "boba theme". I then added a sentiment and applied some cute coffee colored heart sprinkles and some "Soapy Bubbles" embellishment sequins.
I attached my inky panel onto the bottle using double sided tape then attached the aqua ribbon I received with my order at the bottom of the panel. I stuck 6 red boba straws into the jar to prep it for future sippin'.
Yummmm.... I'm ready for the boba!
Thanks so much for hopping over today! I hope you were inspired by my projects! Thanks to Trinity Stamps for the opportunity to collaborate with you! Please head on over to Erin's blog to check out her creations!
And here's my tasty Mango Bubble Tea:
You can create this recipe using any fruits, just switch out the mango for your favorite fresh fruit!
Steep 2 Black Tea bags (I use Hong Kong Black Tea) in about 1/2 cup water for about five minutes. After steeping, place tea in blender.
Add two scoops of powdered creamer (or Coconut milk or any Nut Milk) to the blender.
Add organic sugar or sweetener to your liking
Add 1/3 c fresh mango
Blend together until the cream creates a little foam on top.
In a glass (I use a Mason jar) add 1/4 cup tapioca pearls or coconut jellies. I make my own pearls and soak them in honey and keep in the fridge until I need them.
Pour Mango Tea into glass and serve with a big boba straw! YUM, YUM!
I'll have a few more recipes on my blog posts during the Coffee Lovers Hop so make sure to stop by!
PS...Hop on over to Trinity Stamps blog post too. They are sharing a fun free boba digi!!!
Just amazing! Love the twine wrapped around your card, and all of those cups! Super cute! And the altered glass is awesome!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That stamp set is adorable and I love your projects.
ReplyDeleteYay! I adore both of your projects Kerry! I think I need to go get a bubble tea for lunch today :)
ReplyDeleteSuper fun projects!!
ReplyDeleteJust incredible! I love how you colored the girl and her bear! And I love the cup stamped background! I have never had Bubble Tea! Now I have to find some and try it!
ReplyDeleteLove both of your creations; I simply adore the coffee cup stamped background- stunning!
ReplyDeleteAwesome card! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat card and bottle label! Need a Bubble Tea now :-p
ReplyDeleteSimply adorable! They are both amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful card with great background and so lovely colored.
ReplyDeleteThe gift wrap is a wonderful idea and beautifully made.
Awesome card and altered bottle! I have not tried bubble tea yet but I am curious to try it now!
ReplyDeleteKerry these are absolutely darling creations!
ReplyDeleteThe girl and her bear are so cute. I love the way you colored them, too.
ReplyDeleteAwesome projects! I love how you decorated the bottle with the fun sequins and confetti.
ReplyDeleteyum! love your coloring on that first gal!
ReplyDeleteAlicia
Such a nice post with awesome projects!
ReplyDeleteFabulous projects and I'm really loving the colors on the card!
ReplyDeletesuper fun projects!
ReplyDeleteI love your card! The stamped background panels are wonderful, and the little heart is the cutest....the vote is still out on bubble tea, though.
ReplyDeleteI love your creations! They are both cute and fun.
ReplyDeletecute and creative projects!
ReplyDeleteGreat projects and happy creations - would like to try the bubbly tea
ReplyDeleteThese are Awesome!! Such great inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous projects shared today, the girl is such a sweetheart. I've been wondering what bubble tea is all along this hop, and at my final stop, the amazing designer shares a recipe! It looks utterly delicious. Thanks for sharing your lovely work and the recipe.
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