With spring now in full bloom, the cottagecore aesthetic is becoming more popular than ever. Characterized by the dainty simplicity of picnic-y, country-like, Miss Honey-esque style, cottagecore could be anything from mushrooms to quilts or plaids to frogs and butterflies. That said, I'd like to share some of the recent items I've made available in my shop that perfectly complement cottagecore vibes! 1) Cottagecore mystery bundle Personally, I am a sucker for mystery bundles or boxes and figured that preparing them for others would be the perfect way for lovers of the cottagecore aesthetic to build up their collection of cottagecore jewelry and accessories. I've also created mystery bundles for fairycore , hippie , and y2k aesthetics too, FYI! I like to wrap all my new mystery bundles with recycled book pages which serve a dual purpose: being environmentally sustainable and super cute! 2) Ladybug charm "huggie" hoop earrings I absolutely love the minimalist
I am so excited to share how I make bubble tea at home! This trendy drink is surprisingly easy to recreate and customize in your own kitchen with low cost ingredients. Keep reading to see how it's done! Ingredients: Water 2 bags of black tea 1 cup of dry boba pearls 1/4 cup brown sugar or more to taste 1/4 cup milk Ice, optional Directions: 1. Boil 1 and 3/4 cups of water in any method you prefer. I like to heat it in a glass measuring cup in the microwave for 2-3 minutes. 2. Add your tea bags to the water to brew your tea. Once the tea cools to room temperature, you can add a small amount of ice and place it in the fridge or freezer. A note on tea flavor: I prefer to use either earl grey or lady grey, but any black tea is fine. Green and fruit teas are also very popular choices, but do not often have as strong of a flavor as black tea. 3. Once your tea is almost completely chilled, begin preparing the boba pearls. These can be purchased online or at east Asian grocery stores.