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Paper Pumpkin Possibilities Batter Up

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Hello, Hello!

It is time for the Paper Pumpkin Possibilities Blog Hop where you can hop through and see all the alternates that everyone has made using the May Batter Up! kit! We are a group of Demonstrators who enjoy this kit and enjoy sharing all the possibilities for each kit! If you are coming from Dana Sullivan, thank you for hopping on through the group! Please continue hopping and gathering all kinds of great ideas!

For this kit, I knew I had to make a scrapbook page! My son, Kitar, played baseball from age 5 starting in T-ball all the way up through age 15 when he finished up here in Montana with Babe Ruth. Sadly, there is no baseball in the High Schools in this state, so he was in a league and aged out. Now he umps for the little kids and really enjoys it! I am not all caught up with his Baseball album so I chose to make a page with this kit! I even had the perfect colored jersey to match the colors in the kit!

I pulled in a sheet of 12×12 Real Red cardstock and used Pacific Blue and Basic white as well. I used the Homeplate, bats, and the baseball from the kit and added Stitched Stars and a Stitched Rectangle. I also used the stamps from the kit! Once I figured out the layout, I stamped the bat, cap, and All Star stamps all over the page in Real Red ink to give it a background.

I’m quite pleased with how this turned out! I did it Monday morning during Paper Pumpkin Playdate. It was my longest Live by far (about an hour)! You can catch it HERE if you want to see from beginning to end how it all came together!

Junebug Creations PPPBlog Hop Scrapbook page for Batter Up!

 

That is it for me today! Please keep on hopping through by going to see what Janey Backer created for you!

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Thank you for reading and taking this crafting journey with me! It’s nice to have you along! Enjoy your own Stampin’, Scrappin’, and Craftin’ journey! Please leave a comment and let me know your thoughts about this project. Feel free to CASE my projects and share them in the comments below! I love to see what others create! 

Blessings, June

Supplies Used to make the Cards:

Any and all of these wonderful items, you can find at JuneOlsen.stampinup.net

 

Right now, While Supplies Last, the Last Chance Products for the Spring Mini Catalog (retiring) are listed. When they are gone, they are gone. Check them out HERE!

Since this is my birthday month, I am giving away the rewards for this month’s Host Code! What that means is everyone who orders using the Host Code will be entered into a drawing for the rewards! The more folks order the higher the rewards! For every $55 (that’s going to be my new age) in total Stampin’ Rewards, I will draw another name! More orders, more rewards, more people get free stuff! The winners will each get $55 in free product!

When you place an order of $50 or more and use this month’s MYSTERY Host Code FT79P2XC I’ll enter you into the drawing for the Stampin’ Rewards and send you a handmade Thank You card! Don’t worry…if you place an order of $150 or more, you’ll get the Stampin’ Rewards you earned and the handmade Thank You card as well, plus a little gift from me!

Want a sneak peek at June’s kit? Here you go!

 

Details of the June’s Expressions In Color kit:

  • Kit contains enough supplies to create 9 cards—3 each of 3 designs—and coordinating envelopes. This all-inclusive kit includes printed card bases, die-cut paper pieces, embellishments, adhesive, and more!
  • Coordinating colors: Bumblebee, Evening Evergreen, Fresh Freesia, Polished Pink
  • As always, this month’s kit features an exclusive stamp set. But, this month’s kit also includes not one, but two Classic Stampin’ Spots!
  • Comes in a cute, colorful, and collectible box.
  • Coordinates with products from the Expressions in Ink Suite(item #155459).

 

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  1. A great page for those special photos! My middle son played baseball from a young age all the way through University (scholarship). It was so much fun to watch!

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      Thank you, Elizabeth! That had been his plan when he was 5 and started T-ball. However, since Montana doesn’t have it in the schools, that plan changed. He doesn’t like the traveling team system they have here. Now he umps and enjoys that…so I still get to watch baseball and watch him. Kinda weird to be silently rooting for the Umpire! 🙂

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