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The Tracy Buccaneers traveled to Riverbank High on Saturday, where all four Buccaneer teams recorded shutout victories over the Riverbank Raiders.
The starts (5-0) beat the Raiders 31-0, with Tyson Dawson leading the offense with 170 yards. Dawson, Mason Rivera, Cody Lammerts and Blake Sherbino all scored touchdowns for the Buccs.
The rookies (4-1) beat the Raiders 45-0. Trevor Pope and Tavio Meeks scored two touchdowns each and Tai Fetui, Alfred Robinson and Theodore Williams also scored touchdowns.
The junior varsity Buccs beat the Raiders 25-0 with two touchdown runs from Cesar Ruiz and a touchdown run Aidan Quinn. Daniel Turner also threw a touchdown pass to Justice Roque. JV team is now 3-2.
Andrew Maroulas ran for 120 yards, including three touchdown runs as the varsity Buccs (4-1) beat the Raiders 31-0. Samuel Rodriguez had eight tackles and James Jones had seven tackles and an interception.
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The Tracy Junior Bulldogs hosted the Stockton Northwest Trojans on Saturday, Sept. 8, at Kimball High.
No score is kept at the junior novice level, but the Tracy team recorded three touchdowns for Kevin Chavolla, two for Noah Denau and one each for Eric Gordon Jr. and D.J. Jones. On defense, Jabari Vaughn forced three fumbles and had five tackles.
The Trojans won the novice game 33-6 to put the Bulldogs at 1-3. Tonino Ambriz scored the Bulldogs' touchdown and Bradley Maddox had eight tackles.
The junior varsity Bulldogs (4-0) beat the Trojans 40-6 with 496 total yards on offense, including two touchdown runs for Kristien Reyes, and one each for Yaqin Said and Evan Hoyt. Josh Wallwork threw touchdown passes to Josh Alvarado and Drew Tavares.
The Trojans won the varsity game 38-6, which puts the Bulldogs at 0-4. Cody Bolton threw a 70-yard touchdown pass to Noah Pajarillo, who also had nine tackles and a sack on defense.
The Tracy Cougars hosted the East Stockton Yellowjackets on Saturday, Sept. 8, at West High.
There was no score in the junior novice game, where the Cougars' Alijah Gandall was his team's rushing leader with 86 yards. Trevor Yeager had 17 tackles, and Zion Jones had an interception.
The Cougar novice team (2-1) beat the Yellowjackets 19-7. Devon Roberts ran for two touchdowns, and Jordan Harvey ran for a touchdown. Defenders Kaleo and Kainoa Ballungay, Kyle Gibson and Damon Lomas stalled the Yellowjacket offense.
The Yellowjackets won the junior varsity game 36-0, which puts the Cougars at 0-3. James Cannon and Marcelus Rice led the Cougars on offense and Mason Sarsfield, Thomas Walter and Bryce Shelton led the defense.
The Yellowjackets won the varsity game 28-6, to put the Cougars at 1-2. Cougar quarterback Brody Sarsfield ran the ball for 78 yards and Marquez Vaughn led the defense with 11 tackles.
Mountain House Hurricanes hosted the Big Valley Sabres from Modesto on Saturday, Sept. 8, at Questa School.
There was no score in the junior novice game. Justice Chase and Morgan Andrade scored the team's three touchdowns and Noa Kahoonei, Darian Umana and Dylan Chirco were the top defenders.
The Sabres won the novice game 39-19 to put the Hurricanes at 1-3. Timothy Cantu II ran in two touchdowns, and Keanu Estrella-Trujillo added another. Christian Rosas-Bustrian, Keanu Estrella-Trujillo and Ryder Carver led the way on defense.
The Sabre junior varsity shut out the Hurricanes 42-0. Wake Widner had a 60 yard kick-off return and 100 yards rushing for the Hurricanes (0-4).
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The Panthers went on the road on Saturday to play the Hughson Huskies at Hughson High School.
There was no score in the junior novice game. Damien Boozer reached the end zone for the Panthers, and defenders Anthony Gomez, Donovan Marquez, Jailin Benton and Tony Romano protected the Panther end zone.
The novice Panthers (3-1) beat the Huskies 38-18. Micheal Chavez ran in three touchdowns and threw a touchdown pass to Tyler Morrison, and Simeon Sims ran in two touchdowns. Linebackers Isaiah Carrol, Simeon Sims and Adrian Villareals all had five tackles.
The junior varsity Panthers (2-2) beat the Huskies 24-6, with Michael Chesser scoring all four Panther touchdowns.
The Huskies won the varsity game 32-0 to put the Panthers at 0-4.
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WIP Wednesday: 4th of July edition
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Happy 4th of July and thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
I just love the fabrics that you picked out for the baby quilt- its going to be stunning!
Happy 4th July! Love the colours and blocks in the baby quilt!ReplyDelete
Thanks for hosting, Jess! Love your x marks the spot!ReplyDelete
Happy 4th of July! Your baby girl quilt fabric pull is delicious and I love the photo backdrop - creative use of a window blind!ReplyDelete
Happy 4th, Jess. You have some great projects going on. I just LOVE your X Marks the Spot!ReplyDelete
Wow! I love your scappy hexies Jess! And for sure I still love your 'x-marks the spot' blocks ;)ReplyDelete
Love your X marks the spot quilt! So gorgeous! THanks for hosting this week :)ReplyDelete
Lovely bee blocks and cute hexies!ReplyDelete
Your hexies epp are adorable. Such fresh and happy colors :)ReplyDelete
Happy Holiday Jess...we had ours last weekend here...but it fell on that day...lol. It has been beautiful weather the past week...you are one busy lady for only sewing in the evenings girl....great work!!ReplyDelete
Ooo! Hi Jess! I love the X markss the spot quilt! And those bee blocks are aMAZing! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
The X Marks the Spot quilt is adorable, I love it!!ReplyDelete
The hexiblocks you're making are extremely similar to the hexipuffs I'm knitting right now! So fun! The fabrics you chose are so pretty!
love your EPP hexies, that's what I've been working on, too.ReplyDelete
Great collection, as ever, love what you pulled for the baby quilt :o)ReplyDelete
Lovely work!ReplyDelete
Great projects Jess! Love your EPP hexies!ReplyDelete
Happy 4th July!!ReplyDelete
Great lot of projects there! I'm in love with your fabric stack and those hexies!! =D
Gorgeous baby quilt!! I love the block - have Pinned it for future reference, thanks!ReplyDelete
love the EPP!! I am currently working on my own project, not sure what I am going to make out of them yet. Mine won't be in the gfg pattern though.ReplyDelete
I really like the bee blocks and wow on the hexagons.ReplyDelete
I am just learning paper piecing this week in Handstitched Camp, yours are such good fabric choices! Thanks for sharing Jess!ReplyDelete
I love the bee blocks, especially the top ones, they look like wonky braid blocks chopped up! Very cute x baby quilt, too.ReplyDelete
I saw your fabric over on the Art Gallery Fabrics! :)ReplyDelete
I love that x marks the spot baby quilt! The colors are so fun! I'm planning on doing a EPP Hexagon quilt too probably some time next year as I already have 7 in the works right now. I love your scrappy ones! Thanks for hosting!ReplyDelete
pretty baby stack! And great little x quilt too...ReplyDelete
I love the bee blocks as well - and cute hexies! Great projects Lee! :)
(oops! I mean Jess! -- off to find your blog!) :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the link up Jess and hope you are having an awesome summer Lee. I couldn't figure out if I could change my picture so I just deleted and re-linked which I could be because of the holiday extension...ReplyDelete
I love the baby quilt - such gorgous colours!ReplyDelete


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Watermark Tee Tutorial by Sweet Verbana
272 comments:
So cool! Love this for a little girls top! I have so many songs that I sing to her, it would be great to see it on a shirt :)ReplyDelete
Popped in to say hi! That's seriously cool!ReplyDelete
This is so amazing! love it!ReplyDelete
Love this. How creative!ReplyDelete
adorable! I love Katy's blog :)ReplyDelete
Love it! Can't wait to do my own!ReplyDelete
This girl is amazing! I just recently jumped on the Sweet Verbana train. She is just a doll too. Love this idea and I can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
What an AWESOME diy. Gotta try it!ReplyDelete
This is great! I am elementary art teacher and I can see doing this in an after-school club. I'm also expecting and I do believe this method would be so cool on a cute little baby onesie or two!ReplyDelete
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Great idea! I can't wait to do this with my girls!ReplyDelete
You're so lovely and this is an awesome tutorial and so very trendy right now! Thanks! :)ReplyDelete
What a great idea!!! And it can be done with kids too! I am excited to find a fellow Texas blogger, I live in Lewisville, just down the road from you. I just love this idea!ReplyDelete
That is seriously sooooo cool!! I can't wait to try it!!ReplyDelete
SO doing this... and pinning it! :)ReplyDelete
LOVE it...tfs. Great tut!ReplyDelete
I love it! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
I am having trouble finding the blue school glue at target or walmart, they said they don't sell it anymore.... do you know if the clear school glue will work? Thanks!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing this!ReplyDelete
I have a character t-shirt in white that I want to dye or tie-dye, but I didn't want the character's colors to change. I couldn't figure out how to do it. Now I know! ^_^
How FANTASTIC!!! AWESOME idea!! You did such a great job and even if you cant draw a sailboat....THAT is awesome too!! LOL...going to go check out your blog!! Bye!!ReplyDelete
Like you, I also tried batiking in high school and also found it too messy - so - I love this idea and can't wait to try it.ReplyDelete
I wonder if it would be possible to take an old colored t-shirt and make up a mild bleach solution and do this in reverse??? Any thoughts on that idea???
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We did this in Girl Scouts decades ago....use a dark colored shirt and use liquid dishwasher soap (the kind that contains bleach). It will not bleach the shirt white (if you have a navy shirt, where you use the soap, it will turn it several shades lighter but not white). Still it is very unique looking. For intricate patterns, use a small artist paint brush dipped in the soap.Delete
I bought my glue at Michaels today for about 2 bucks. I have 4 shirts now waiting to dry overnight and I will begin to dye them in the morning. I have 2 with inspirational quotes from Maya Angelou and 1 that has hearts all over ( I may try to ombre dye that one ). Thank your for the idea and options for taking a boring tee and turning it into a masterpiece.ReplyDelete
This is awesome I can't wait to try it. I'm going to re blog this its so cool!!ReplyDelete
Wow! I could make this for my sister - she loves to draw :) Thanks!ReplyDelete
I turned two responsible teen-aged artist girls loose on this project. Came home both days in a row and found the house intact. Yesterday they did the art work, today they did the dying. Now the shirts are drying waiting to be washed. Cool and easy. I am only sad that I didn't get to do one for my toddler and myself. Hopefully I will find the time and space for that.ReplyDelete
I tried this with a bunch of teenage girls, they were all so excited but the glue washed off and the whole shirt was dyed. How long do you leave it in the dye? Maybe we left them in too long. :(ReplyDelete
I found this post on pintrest!ReplyDelete
What an awesome idea!
Ps. way to be a loud proud fightin Texas Aggie! A! A! A! A! A!
I made this today/yesterday, and it looks pretty cool! I had some problems in the beginning, so here are my notes: leave the shirt dry. It spread all over the place and was illegible when I did it wet. Also, be sure to use Elmer's brand glue. I used the clear gel kind, and it turned out fine. Before that, I tried a blue version that was a store brand. It wasn't as thick so it was also illegible.ReplyDelete
That is genius!ReplyDelete
i love this shirt!! would it work with a ribbed top?ReplyDelete
sad face...when I tried it while my shirt was damp, like Kristen said, it spread all over the place so I just threw that one in the wash. My 2nd attempt, well...I'm not convinced yet. Still having some running issues. I'm using the clear Elmer's glue. Might try the white next time as I couldn't find the blue. I'll be dyeing it in the morning. keep your fingers crossed for me!ReplyDelete
that is the cutest t-shirt design ever!!ReplyDelete
Stumbled upon this and thought i would say its cool and Whoop! Great to see an aggie on here. Thanks and Gig'emReplyDelete
This is a great idea! I wish I had done the same with my shirt that got a bleach stain on it.ReplyDelete
so creative!!!ReplyDelete
Really great. I need to buy some blue glue and get on it with some of my t-shirtsReplyDelete
It's VERRRYY COOlllll....ReplyDelete
Has anyone tried this with yellow dye??ReplyDelete
I love the pink tee. In my mind's eye, I can imagine how wonderful a peony would look with this technique.ReplyDelete
FABULOUS tutorial. Love it!ReplyDelete
Wow I must be the only guy on here. lol A bit awkward for me to comment, but I came across this on stumble upon. I just recently started making my own shirts to save some cash and for me to come across this is really awesome! Great job on the tutorial, and much thanks from one college student to another!ReplyDelete
Fantastic! We're doing homemade for the Holiday this year and this will make great gifts! Thanks so much for sharing this great idea!!ReplyDelete
I'm making these as Christmas gifts for my college roommates--using lyrics from their favorite songs and then using a dye in their favorite color. So genius--thanks!ReplyDelete
How fun is that? Great post!ReplyDelete
This is great! It seems so simple to do...I will be trying this out very soon.ReplyDelete
Super cool! Who would have thought that elmers glue could do so much. Going to do this for sure!ReplyDelete
Great idea. My kids at school would love this project. Thank you!ReplyDelete
I love that you used gel glue, that really makes it a lot easier and controllable (I think). Thanks for sharing the tutorial, I'll have to try this with my kids and maybe...even as gifts!ReplyDelete
Very Very cool!!!ReplyDelete
Great idea, i could use it in my cotton bags.ReplyDelete
wow! you did it well! will surely try it when Christmas vacation starts...ReplyDelete
Great idea and tutorial. What a fun project! Thanks for taking the time to post!ReplyDelete
What an awesome tutorial, and who would have thought simple glue would work so well? Thank you, Kari, for allowing Sweet Verbana to share on your blog!ReplyDelete
wow, what a great idea! i havent seen,oar heard of any uses for fabric dye since tye-dye! not only that ,but what a cute way to personalize homemade gifts!with the econamy the way it is a couple white t shirts and some dye , could potentionally b gifts for the family this christmas !ReplyDelete
great idea , what a wonderfull homade gift for the hollidays!cant wait to try it!ReplyDelete
i stumbled upon this and ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! I recently did some batiking at a girl scout event with wax. it was awful! the wax was practically impossible to control and the fabric turned out really stiff and uncomfortable. this is a MUCH better idea!ReplyDelete
love love love this! i stumbled upon this and it's a great idea! i recently did some batiking at a girl scout event with wax. it was awful! the wax was practically impossible to control and the fabric turned out stiff and uncomfortable. this is such a better idea!ReplyDelete
I do not know how I missed this tutorial! Thanks for the tutorial. I will have to find myself a white maternity top and make it super cute with this technique! Thanks!!!ReplyDelete
This is an awesome project!ReplyDelete
Good work. thank you for sharing such a beautiful snapsReplyDelete
Fantastic! I am completely craft-imp[aired, but I love this so much I will definitely give it a try!ReplyDelete
WOW super smart and creative :DReplyDelete
That is amazing! So simple and so cool! I must try this. Such creative people out there. Love it!ReplyDelete
What a cute idea- I used to dye my white pants all sorts of colors when I was younger I never thought to do the same with a shirt, simple yet cute!ReplyDelete
I love creativity and you certainly have a gift and are using it to your full potential. Good Luck with all this - you are a very talented young lady. B.T.W...my son is a junior (4th year) at Rochester Institute of Technology in NY (they go 5 years with 1 full year as a paid co-op) so I know all to well that juggling school with what you love to do can be hard but it's oh so worth it. My son has helped me with my business so many tReplyDelete
I love the way you put it here online to demonstrate things Well doneReplyDelete
This is actually SO AMAZING. First DIY in a while I am dying to try ASAP. Love the pink, love the sailboat.. I want to try an anchor tee! Thanks for sharing + inspiring. xoReplyDelete
Lovely, it more practical then with wax like batik dye. ThanksReplyDelete
So nice idea and it is useful for everyone.ReplyDelete
hey its awesome idea coollll... will try thisReplyDelete
That is really creative!ReplyDelete
I want to do the same, but I'm from the Netherlands and I'm afraid we don't have that glue you use. Do you have any idea what I can use instead? Does it have to be blue glue?
Keep up the good work!Replies
it can be plain glue! that is what i used and it worked!!Delete
its realy good...........
Very nice!ReplyDelete
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WHere do you get your white t-shirts from? Target has them in the mens section, but there 2 big on me and don't have that cute pocket! Places like goodwill dont have just plain ones. Target? Walmart? Forever 21? Urban Outfitters? Pac Sun? American Apparel? Where did you get them at.....ReplyDelete
very good!ReplyDelete
The simplest ideas just work the best! Love that girls hair!ReplyDelete
Holy crap that is brilliant. i am so going to try this!ReplyDelete
WoW Very CutReplyDelete
I've been looking all over for the Elmer's blue gel glue (Walmart, Office Depot, CVS, Walgreens, HEB, Kroger, and Texas Art Supply). Anyone know where I can buy it, not online? Or know of anything you can use instead? Thanks :)ReplyDelete
We got the Gel Glue in South Texas at Office Depot 1.99 per bottle?ReplyDelete
HOLY COW!! This idea is awesome!! I will be doing this !! THanks a bunch !!!!ReplyDelete
wow lovely its a fantastic Idea , Thanks for SharingReplyDelete
Such a great idea! Going to make one for my Adventure Girls!ReplyDelete
I tried this once, but I used yellow and didn''t let it dry after the dye bath. It didn't work that time, but I decided to try again. I used one of the yellow shirts, but I did it in pink dye. It ended up coming out as a really cool shade of coral.ReplyDelete
I used white elmers glue and it worked!! i just had to wait until it was completely dry, but it turned out the exact same :)ReplyDelete
will be doing this with the kids during summer vacation! Thank you for sharing!ReplyDelete
This is great!! Do you know if this will work on canvas (like a canvas tote bag or apron)?ReplyDelete
My daughter and I just made these tees! Great idea, thanks!!ReplyDelete
Great! this is very interesting and m gonna try this on the weekend, thank u so much!ReplyDelete
Super cute idea! I'll have to pin it.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the inspiration.
very cute, I'll make a mental note to myself to try this technic!ReplyDelete
that's a really cool idea, i can't wait to try it myself :)ReplyDelete


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