Soccer cards handmade

Hey all! Today I have a really cute Soccer Ball Spinner card to share with you all! Made this birthday card a couple of weeks ago for a super cool 15 year old, who loves everything soccer! The only file I used for this card was the soccer ball that comes from SVGCuts Sports Lovers SVG Collection. This card is super simple to make, so here is how I made mine... Cut out two soccer balls and glue them back to back with a piece of embroidery string or twine running down the center in between the…

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A few weeks ago a friend needed an assortment of cards including some for her to give to her kids to celebrate the end of school so I got to play with my retired For the Win set. This is definitely

Hello crafty friends. There’s been a little bit of football madness going on in the craft room over the last few days. From time to time I send some cards to my lovely friend, who runs Macroo…

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Using the sketch from CAS(E) this Sketch! for my grandson's birthday card. The soccer ball was made by using a circle die cut on a hexagon embossing folder and then coloring in the spots with a black marker. Stamped the diagonal stripes and matted on black. Masked and stamped the sentiment on white and die cut, then masked again and stamped the happy above the banner. Layered onto a white and green polka dot card base. Next card is for CAS on Friday - Color Me Pretty - use pencils or markers…