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Cousins Faceoff 2022

Hello friends.


This week our Grandsons all played each other in a scrimage game - the midgets from two neighboring and rival towns.  Two of them play on one team together.  It was super exciting and fun.  We were lucky it was tie as there was a little trash talk before the game, and we were hoping it wouldnt get too bad after the game. LOL.

I cased a layout from this week's Featured Stamper on Splitcoaststampers.com - THIS is the fun card I used for my inspiration. I kept her bordered panel and the stars, but made the rest my own.  

The bulldog is from Deep Red (Bulldog Portrait) - I colored him up to match the colors on the team. I plan to do another page for Patton's scrapbook with a lion for the image.  Fun memories.

This was also inspired by Neet's September **Art*Journal*Journey challenge of Fur or Feathers

Hugz 



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  1. Great photographs and super layout Nancy, it looks like your Grandsons had a fabulous time.
    Pauline - Crafting with Cotnob
    x

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  2. Fun energic photo collage 👏
    Happy Sunday and upcoming week 💚🌺

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  3. Cute photos and a great layout Nancy!

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  4. This is such a fun idea for Neet’s challenge Nancy. I love how you used the animals who are the team names on your page. And even more fun that it’s your grandsons team. Thanks for sharing with us at AJJ and I hope you are having a nice long weekend too. Hugs Erika

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  5. What a fabulous way to remember this event. Love the sombre looking bulldog sat there - they always look sombre don't they but what a tough pairing, lions versus bulldogs. The stars at the bottom echo the three photos above nicely and make the whole pagle cohesive.
    Thanks for joining in with my theme at AJJ Nancy.
    Hugs, Neet xx

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  6. Hi Nancy, I love the idea of the cousins playing against each other, what fun. Your journal page is great fun, too, those kids are gorgeous little tough guys! Thanks for joining us at AJJ! Have a great week, take care, hugs, Valerie

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  7. A great card - and it looks like the kids are enjoying the game!
    All the best in September
    Traude
    https://rostrose.blogspot.com/2022/09/juli-august-2022-teil-1-was-fur-ein.html

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  8. wonderful card and love the photos :)

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