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Coffee sleeves get a fun make-over.

For the past couple of months, I have been collecting coffee sleeves that come with my Starbucks drink. I have accumulated a few and can tell you that I drink way too much coffee. I am not proud of myself, but I also don't get my hair or nails done.  I guess one could say this is my splurge. On the other hand, others might say that I need to go ahead and splurge on getting my hair done. 😂😂 Regardless, it's all good.

I decided to do a little horror series, but so far I only have these two. Can I even call this a series with just two? lol I will add to this, but I will have to think about what I would like to make. Chucky maybe? 


The top one is inspired by Pennywise. 
Could it possibly be Pennywise's long lost sibling? I mean maybe. It could be. 😆

The bottom one is inspired by Silence of the Lambs. 
Could this be Clarice if her and Hannibal Lecters roles were reversed?



I hope you enjoyed and let me know if you'd like me to add on to this series. 

Stay safe and stay creative. Until next time.  -Maddie

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