It’s Day Two of the Sneaky Peek Week at The Cat’s Pajamas and we have a fun summertime set for you today! It’s all about the boys of summer....Play Ball!
It is always fun to colour up Bun Bun and his adventure today is cracking that bat for a home run!
I used a special goodie that is available with this set, a Silhouette cut file! Alma is doing something special this month to support TCP’s own Julie Masse and their family’s adoption fund by providing TCP Cut Files for purchase. All proceeds go toward the Masse’s fund. Read more about their adoption hopes HERE. And more about the Cut Files on the TCP Blog.
After cutting Bun Bun and the sentiment with the Cut File, I stamped him onto the white cardstock and then coloured with Copics to match this fun School Daze pack from MME. I thought that green plaid looked like it could be a freshly mowed baseball green.
I gave the design lots of life with different elements including a faux baseball behind the sentiment, buttons, twine and washi tape. It definitely has that vibrant look.
And here’s a peek at the set!
You won’t want to miss more previews and the rest of the Cat Pack show off their creations so be sure to stop by the TCP Blog for more info! Be sure to mark your calendars for the TCP Release Party at Splitcoaststampers on June 16th.
Tomorrow I’ll be back with a beautiful TCP Project with a little something extra in the box!
7 comments:
Oh I love this Christine! It's darling! The green plaid pp is perfect to represent freshly cut green grass on a baseball field! Fabulous and so super cute! I will probably be lifting this darling card from you to use with my play ball bun bun! Thanks for the great inspiration! Such a darling sneaky peek!
bright and a fabulous card Christine.
gr karin
What a fun and lively card - I adore the colors as well as the layout.
ohmygoodness!!! this is FABULOUS!!!
he is just too cute, perfect papers to go with the theme and like the sentiment over the ball!
This card makes me smile! Love the way the colors make it pop!
This is just so fun! I love the mix of bold, bright colors and patterns you used here.
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