Four ideas to make with the new Kinda Cute releases

Happy Friday blogland friends. Today I am back to introduce the new release from Kinda Cute. It is made up of two sweet collections of digital stamps—a chess piece set and a kangaroo set. There are also coordinating sentiments available.

My first card uses one of the new Kinda Cute kangaroo digis. I used Silhouette Studio to size the kangaroo for a 5×7 card and then cut it out on my Cameo. I colored the kangaroo and her baby with Copic markers, then ran a black Tombow marker along the edges to neaten the cuts. Using a cute Spellbinders embossing folder, I created a background in light blue and added die-cut letters to spell the word “BOY”. I cut another kangaroo shape out of black cardstock and backed the digi with it for some stability. I completed the card by adding a bow to both mom and baby.

My second Kinda Cute project is completely digital. I created the chess board in Procreate on my iPad and arranged the different chess piece digis on it, coloring one set a darker yellow than the others. I placed one pawn slightly out of the lineup and colored him purple. I added a sentiment from the chess piece sentiment set and then printed the design onto a light green 5×7 card panel. Once printed, I added Wink of Stella to the two squares and the purple pawn, then outlined him with a white gel pen.

The third card is a girly version of my first card. I used the same kangaroo digi, but I flipped her horizontally. That is the great thing about digital stamps—they can be flipped and sized to suit the project. I again used the Spellbinders embossing folder for the background, added the word “GIRL” and added die-cut bows to mom and baby.

My final Kinda Cute card for today combines both sets. I used the king and queen chess pieces with eyes from the chess set, along with the baby kangaroo from the kangaroo set. I cut all the stamps out on my Cameo as well as the shapes again from black cardstock. The digis were colored with Copic markers and edged with a black Tombow marker. I used a different embossing folder on gray cardstock for a card panel and completed the card with a sentiment from the kangaroo sentiment set.

If you have followed me for a while, you will know that I love both papercrafting and digital art and that I especially love to combine the two. I used some of Canva’s new tools to place my cards into themed backgrounds, and that was a lot of fun too. I would invite you to visit Patricia’s website at Kinda Cute and check out her digital stamps. They are all really cute and perfect for a variety of papercrafting projects! I will see you next week.

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Please note that the links below are affiliate links and I will earn a small commission if you choose to use my link, at no cost to you. I previously received the Distress Mix 3D embossing folding from Spellbinders in order to create with. I purchased all of the other products linked here myself.

Project Specific Supplies
Classic Pooh Baby Blocks	Distress Mix
Coloring Mediums
Copic Markers	Black Tombow	Gel Pens
Wink of Stella	White Gel Pens
Adhesives
Bearly Art Glue	Scrappy Tape 1/8
Papers
Spellbinders Tutu	Spellbinders Dahlia	Spellbinders Cascade
Spellbinders Cosmic Sky
Basic Tools & Supplies
Platinum 6	Universal Plates	HBS Reverse Tweezers
Tool ‘n One	Scoreboard

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