Latte Mini

Latte - Digital Scrapbooking Mini Kit - $1.00

Coffee inspired mini kit
1 stack of coffee cups, 1 frame, 3 flowers, 1 paper and 2 word art

All files are saved at 300 dpi.

They are in .png format for elements and jpeg size 12x12 for papers.

* Commercial Use OK * Terms of Use are in every Download!

Coffee Time

Coffee Time - Digital Scrapbooking Kit - $1.25

Colorful Digital Scrapbooking Kit with a Coffee theme.

22 Total Elements
1 Bead Swirl Element, 4 Burlap, 4 Papers, 4 Buttons, 1 Coffee Sidebar, 1 Coffee Word Art, 1 Key, 1 Pocket Watch, 4 Prongs, 1 Metal Tag

All files are saved at 300 dpi.
They are in .png format for elements and jpeg size 12x12 for papers.

* Commercial Use OK * Terms of Use are in every Download!

Retro Coffee Kit and a FREEBIE

Retro Coffee - $1.25

22 Total Elements with a Coffee Theme
1 Bead Strands, 1 Bead String, 3 Bows, 4 Coffee Tags, 3 Flowers, 1 Frame, 5 Papers,1 Tied String, 3 Tags

All files are saved at 300 dpi. They are in .png format for elements and jpeg size 12x12 for papers.
* Commercial Use OK * Terms of Use are in every Download!

Here is a Retro Coffee FREEBIE:



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Country Coffee

 

Here is the Paper Pack included in this kit:



Country Coffee - $1.25

38 Total Elements and Papers with a coffee theme
3 Bag of Coffee, 3 Buttons, 2 Flowers, 14 Papers, 3 Cups of Coffee, 3 Coffee Pots, 6 Frames, 2 Ribbons, 2 Word Tags

All files are saved at 300 dpi.
They are in .png format for elements and jpeg size 12x12 for papers.

* Commercial Use OK * Terms of Use are in every Download!

Indulgences Mini Kit

Indulgences - $1.00

Coffee Theme Digital Scrapbooking Mini Kit
1 coffee cup, 2 flowers, 2 frame corners, 2 papers, 2 ribbons, 1 ribbon with tag, 5 word art

All files are saved at 300 dpi.
They are in .png format for elements and jpeg size 12x12 for papers.

* Commercial Use OK * Terms of Use are in every Download.

Are You A Coffee Drinker?

Drinking coffee may lower our risk of developing skin cancer. In one study of more than 93,000 women, those who drank even a single daily cup of caffeinated coffee reduced their risk of developing nonmelanoma skin cancer by about 10 percent. And the more they drank-up to about 6 cups or so per day-the lower their risk. Decaf didn't seem to offer the same protection. These findings add to a body of research that suggests caffeine, in both coffee and tea, is the protective ingredient. In another study-where mice were exposed to harmful sunburn-causing ultraviolet B rays caffeine inhibited the formation of skin tumors. Caffeine basically kills precancerous and ultraviolet-damaged skin cells by blocking a protein that they need to divide.

The effects of caffeine on skin are modest, so it's not a reason to start drinking coffee-it's just "one more reason to enjoy it if you already do,"
Latte' Dah