Crossed Baseball Bats Forming an X

Two baseball bats cross each other in an X shape, with the thin handles at the top and the wide barrels at the bottom. Each handle ends in a flared knob, and a set of curved stripes wraps around the grip just below it to show where the hands go. Near the bottom of each barrel there is a long oval shape, which leaves a nice open space for a name, a number, or a small pattern. The lines are clean and the shapes are big, so younger kids can stay inside them without much trouble. Try coloring one bat like natural light wood and the other like a dark stained bat, then use the grip stripes for team colors. It also works well as a printable warm-up before a game day or a sports unit at school.