Haul: Buttons/ Badges from Chica Being Me.

Hello Loves!

Today I want to share some beautiful badges I got recently.

I have a slight obsession about badges/buttons.

Seriously, I've been low-key hooked for years now and I have been collecting cute buttons for over 15 years, someday I'll share some of my old loves.

For now let's see the newest additions to my Button Collection.

I got them from a shop called Sunny Skies Starry Eyes run by Chica Being Me.

I came across her shop at some point last week and it was love at first sight.

The package came so beautifully packed and it also came with this sweet doodle wishing me a happy birthday. How sweet and thoughtful!

First we have some coffee themed buttons.

I love these so much!

Coffee is life!

The shop also has a bunch of gorgeous stickers and postcards and artwork.

And Shikha kindly sent me two flake stickers as a freebie.

Aren't these stunning?!

The tiniest buttons.

A kettle.

A typewriter.

Some bookish buttons.

Two cool women.

A cat lady is what I aspire to be.

Some buttons for my writerly heart.

Write More is one of my main resolutions for 2021 and it's nice to have it on a button.

These buttons make me so happy!

REVIEW:

1. These buttons are as cute as a button!

2. The art is amazing.

3. The pricing is good too.

4. The quality is lovely too.

5. The whole ordering and shipping process was smooth from start to finish.

5/5

I cannot recommend this shop enough and I'll definitely be going back for more.

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