Thank you!

You're very welcome 🥰

Thank you!

I only did 1 coating & and no, they haven't used it. I made sure to let them know it was for display only. & you're very welcome. I try to help anyway I can.

You're very welcome

Thank you! I used painters tape & traced around it with an ink pen.

@@craftsmadepersonal1096 cool.cool. thanks for responding. I went back and rewatched video and realized it was a pen... Its just so fancy... Stay blessed!!-

Hi where I purchase your template for the photo basketball and the supplies??? I truly enjoy your videos because you explain what you are doing. I’m 71 and just started crafting when my husband had a stroke and heart attack.

@@deborahcleveland783 Hello the template can be purchased at craftsmadepersonal.com & the transfer paper at craftingbesties.com. Sorry to hear about your husband. I hope crafting brings you peace & enjoyment.

@@shirleyrobins7573 If it's a jpeg file, highlight just one of the dark area then trace it.

Hello, I purchase that ball from walmart. There's different size balls, but I can't remember what size it was. Also in the video it shows how to angle your design so it will fit on an 8.5x11 paper.

Hello, I haven't used a blow dryer on this type of project, so I'm not sure. Blow dryers do put out quite a bit of heat so if you try it, let us know how it goes.

Hello do you have business edition?

Epson printer

I prefer dark so you won't see the ball color underneath it.

Hello, the program that you are trying to open it with have to be able to open svg files.

@@craftsmadepersonal1096 so the business edition is required to use your template?

@@saquillabrown1802 Silhouette Designer edition or photoshop should be able to open an svg file as well.

Unfortunately the svg, jpg nor png file worked for me 😢. When I converted the svg to a jpg and png it wouldn't allow me to ungroup or edit because it's an image. On the jpg only the numbers 29.5 can be ungrouped but thank you so much for your help ❤

@@saquillabrown1802 If you're available tomorrow I can definitely FaceTime you to see if I can help you get started with your project. Message me a time that's good for you.

If your panels are larger, measure the length of your panel with a soft measuring tape then click & drag the template to that size.

@@craftsmadepersonal1096 thanks for replying. I have the same ball shown here and I can't seem to get the panels sized right. don't know why

@@mimiwashington8481 No problem at all. If you already have the measurements for your ball panel, you may want to look up on youtube how to resize images in the program you're working in. In silhouette I just click the nodes & set to size.

Hello, it's regular.

Hello, I believe it was a 29.5.

Okay, yes that’s a size 7. Thanks for your time 😊

It was probably a 29.5". The template can be resized for any size basketball. You can find the template at craftsmadepersonal.com.

@@craftsmadepersonal1096 so a standard sized ball, correct?

@@Tenelmoraii yes

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You don't have to sand down the ball first? Nice all of the other tutorials are saying you have to sand it down.

using painters tape follow the edges of the basketball section and then cover the whole section with it. Once complete carefully pull the leap you made with painters tape off the ball and voila - you have it the exact shape of it. Then scan it and use. Just be careful when you are flattening it and try not to distort it too much. some distortion is ok as you can later correct it cutting the excess with the exacto knife just like lady shown. with this you are not dependant on the size or section shape and doing it specifically for your ball. hope that helps

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