I absolutely love this! It’s easier than the Cricuit foil method. This video couldn’t have come at a better time, as I’m making rehersal luncheon invitations for my daughter and the foil method from Cricuit doesn’t work well with the fonts she picked out. Besides the foil has come off when touching them to much. Thank you so much!
I absolutely love this technique! I do not have a laser printer so this is my only option lol thank you for the video! One question, what kind of card stock are you using?
wow. cant u just put the foil on the circuit mat while its printing? also cudnt u just run foiled areas through a laminator? loved the video. u made it look easy.
Hi I feel stupid asking, but If I dont have the foil you used, can I use the Minc foil for the same thing? I want to put a sentiment in the mothers day card, I have Eco foil and minc. they are both heat activated. thank you
@@samanthaton8099 you never want to use an ironing board for any sort of htv or foil application. They have too much spring and padding. A home iron is not recommended for foil due to the even heat and pressure required for a quality application
@@CorinneBlackstone what can one use in replacement for a heat press? I don’t see myself foiling enough to justify buying one so I’m just wondering if you know if any other crafters use any substitutes
@@samanthaton8099 it’s a heat press that’s really it. The easy press can work but you again run into the same problem with even heat and pressure as it is just a big iron. There are some things that just require proper equipment and foil is one of those things
Thank you for your help just one question the cardstock you are using what is the weight on it or can you send a link to find it in your store. Thank you
@@CorinneBlackstone awesome appreciate your reply. Lastly is there anything that can be done to preserve the foil on the card? Or its unlikely to come off?
Has anyone done Debossing and Foiling for the same design before? Making a christmas card for the niece and I wanted to have a foil debossed "stamp" from Santa's Shop on it
daily I would like to buy the products of the video for the foil but in France I cannot order on the 143 vinyl site. can you have some on your amazon store
It’s linked in the video description but here is the direct link www.143vinyl.com/siser-easyweed-adhesive/?partner=196113 And yes this product is made for clothing but can be used on other surfaces
I don’t think it will work because when you press to acrylic there is nothing for the htv adhesive to soak into so it’s just going to spread outwards causing your lines to get thick and no longer defined
@@CorinneBlackstone thank you for always replying to my question even though sometimes they're dumb lol. I'm going to try this tonight I have so much of that magenta full is ridiculous
@@elliepixelart9068 everything used in the video is linked in the videos description. You can find both the adhesive and the foil used here www.143vinyl.com/heat-transfer-foils/?partner=196113
I don't think it will work with a laminator it needs that heat and pressure the laminator can't do. but if you have a laser printer you can do this with a laminator
I don’t know other than the htv foil doesn’t maybe come in the color you want. I don’t personally use htv foil since mostly it’s a cricut brand product and I don’t use their vinyl and htv
@@CorinneBlackstone there are definitely some beautiful foils in the 2 step. Maybe it is smoother then htv.. I have a place local that has all kinds non cricut htvs, foils, puff, blick/brick & vinyl. What is the font you used for your name? Font bundle did not show it.
This is absolutely amazing. Do you need to put something in between the foil and the easy press or can you just put the easy press right on top of the foil to adhere it?
What? I’m sorry I have no idea what you are even asking. Siser easy weed is heat transfer vinyl. You need to weed it then apply it to the cardstock and then apply the foil
I know you say it’s easy weed but what is it actually called. I don’t see it in your Amazon and tried looking it up. The only thing that comes up is double sided adhesive
He Cricut foil is not adhesive. It’s pressure sensitive. It will not work in the same way that this does. They do have a foil vinyl but it’s a nightmare to work with in my opinion
@@JessiTheBestiGaming hahaha no worries at all! I know sometimes people think these can only be done way so I wanted to be sure you know you can use other means! But it totally get it! This is one heck of an expensive hobby with all the things you can get to craft with! It’s crazy!
@@CorinneBlackstone I tried to make an invitation with the transfer foil kit and it took 45 minutes to cut and it ripped my vellum but now I have all this Cricut foil and was going to try it your way but was wondering if I could use the same foil instead of Buying new foil? Or could I just use heat transfer vinyl and skip the adhesive part? I spent 7 hours last night trying to make one invitation and ready to throw in the towel and just order them! So frustrating and disheartening
@@daniellemitchell2161 honestly I don’t even recommend making invitations on cricut it’s time consuming and expensive the cricut foil will not work with this product. You could use a metal htv but weeding is going to be a nightmare
They turn out so nice but to make 100-150 of those would probably take me 2 months! is there another way that is less time consuming without a laser printer? I need to make place cards & thought of using this method but It would take way too long :-(
This is a great idea if you have this material and make a project like that every once in a while. For faster and more crisp results, you can use a laser printer, print your design, use toner foil, and press in your heat press. You get the most dainty thin lines foiled, no 'spreading-out' glue. If you don't have a laser printer, you can have a copy shop print it for you. Different toners work differently. (My HP color deskjet black toner doesn't foil well, but my Brother's toner does.)
@@kjessicac5513 no. Everything used is linked in the video description. You can also see it used in this newer video th-cam.com/video/S5ALC7lEDQ0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WI2-FT5Pudn1OUs_
But only on desktop. Can’t do it on an iPad. I’m going to complain to cricut tomorrow. I bought the foiling tool and tons of foil. But I now have to tell my friend I can’t do her invites for her. I might try the pens. Cricut sucks.
You don’t do this with the foiling tool. You may want to watch the video to see how this is done before you tell the friend you can’t do it. This video came out before that tool even existed
@@CorinneBlackstone I don’t have a heat press. I’ve never used htv as I do mostly card stock and vinyl. And I have never seen those products in Canada.
@@galeem713 you can use a home iron with this the place I buy from linked directly in the video description ships to Canada or check out the website for the foil manufacturer and see what places carry it in Canada
I don’t know what you are asking. But every step is shown in the video you need to have the siser easyweed adhesive for the foil to stick you can get that here www.143vinyl.com/heat-transfer-foils/?partner=196113
There are for sure several methods to do this. I have the toner option shown as well in another video. I agree this one does have some work involved but if you absolutely don’t have a laser printer it’s a good option.
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Great technique! I also loved the parchment paper "magnetized" to the bottom of your top platen of the heat press!! Great idea.
Awesome tip on finding the font!
🎉🎉🎉🎉 You look amazing🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 love the whole vibe!
AH! Thank you so much!! I been looking for a way to be able to use my Adhesive Vinyl without using it on shirts. This was so helpful! ❤
I’m so glad it helped! I know you’re going to make beautiful things!
I absolutely love this! It’s easier than the Cricuit foil method. This video couldn’t have come at a better time, as I’m making rehersal luncheon invitations for my daughter and the foil method from Cricuit doesn’t work well with the fonts she picked out. Besides the foil has come off when touching them to much. Thank you so much!
I’m so glad this has helped!! :) I am sure your invitations will come out beautifully!
You explain everything so nicely , thank you
Wow just seeing this. Thats sooo gorgeous. Wow I’ll have to try it this way. So cool
Another great video 🥹thanks
This looks pretty cool. Looks better than the foil tool from Cricut.
Yes. This gives such good coverage
Beautiful and love how well you explained everything ❤. Thank you for your time
What kind of clear htv did you use? Can you do multiple color foil?
This is what’s used www.143vinyl.com/heat-transfer-foils/?partner=196113 yes you can you just cut the foil to fit the area you want that color
I absolutely love this technique! I do not have a laser printer so this is my only option lol thank you for the video! One question, what kind of card stock are you using?
Thank you so much!!!❤
Turned out really pretty!
Pretty
Gorgeous!
Hi, can you please tell me where you get the adhesive from please x
www.143vinyl.com/heat-transfer-foils/?partner=196113
It turned out so cute! Looks fun. Can you add the link for this font please?
Yes I’ll add it for you :) I have to find where I got it
@@CorinneBlackstone okay, thank you!
Thank you so much, I broke out my foiling kit last night and made my first card :D so awesome as it worked. :D
wow. cant u just put the foil on the circuit mat while its printing? also cudnt u just run foiled areas through a laminator? loved the video. u made it look easy.
No. You have to have the adhesive for this foil to work and you could potentially use a laminator but again you need to have the adhesive present
Hi I feel stupid asking, but If I dont have the foil you used, can I use the Minc foil for the same thing? I want to put a sentiment in the mothers day card, I have Eco foil and minc. they are both heat activated. thank you
Yes the foil since it’s heat activated should work just fine
If you don’t have a heat press will an iron and ironing board work?
@@samanthaton8099 you never want to use an ironing board for any sort of htv or foil application. They have too much spring and padding. A home iron is not recommended for foil due to the even heat and pressure required for a quality application
@@CorinneBlackstone what can one use in replacement for a heat press? I don’t see myself foiling enough to justify buying one so I’m just wondering if you know if any other crafters use any substitutes
@@samanthaton8099 it’s a heat press that’s really it. The easy press can work but you again run into the same problem with even heat and pressure as it is just a big iron. There are some things that just require proper equipment and foil is one of those things
Love it
Is the adhesive available on Amazon? Or somewhere else?
Not to my knowledge
Thank you for your help just one question the cardstock you are using what is the weight on it or can you send a link to find it in your store. Thank you
This is what I used www.143vinyl.com/epson-workforce-st-2000-supertank-printer.html
I didn’t know you could heat the card stock without it getting bumpy or weird. Do you recommend a certain weight of card stock for this? Thanks!
I’ve done it with a couple different types and haven’t had issues but I would always do a test pressing to be sure
This is perfect!
Do you think this would work on folders? I am looking to make some company folders and to have them custom printed is so expensive.
It should
GREAT video!! Wanted to ask how you stop the the foil from smearing onto the paper as it smears even though stinking to the ink
Possibly using too much pressure. I would try turning the oressure down a bit
@@CorinneBlackstone awesome appreciate your reply. Lastly is there anything that can be done to preserve the foil on the card? Or its unlikely to come off?
Beautiful
Thank you for this video. I tried it earlier on a card it’s a few mistakes, but it was fun!
Has anyone done Debossing and Foiling for the same design before? Making a christmas card for the niece and I wanted to have a foil debossed "stamp" from Santa's Shop on it
Love this!! I don’t have an easy press though, can i use an iron?
Yes an iron works
Do we simply use iron on cut setting for easyweed adhesive HTV? thanks
Yes easyweed adhesive is cut on the everyday iron on setting
Can I do this with a cameo 4? Do you know what blade or something I need. And whats the adhesive paper you use?
Yes you can do this with any cutting machine all materials used are listed in the video description
Is there a technique to do this without the heat press?
Not really. There is a cricut foiling tool th-cam.com/video/HA9zEDxrQCA/w-d-xo.html
Can you use this method to foil on top of vinyl? E. g. I have a black vinyl background and I want to foil on top of that vinyl.
Not really the adhesive tends to flake off
daily I would like to buy the products of the video for the foil but in France I cannot order on the 143 vinyl site. can you have some on your amazon store
These products are not available on amazon
Couldn’t find the Siser EasyWeed HTV - Adhesive anymore :-( and did you say this method can be used on paper as well as fabric, cloths?
It’s linked in the video description but here is the direct link www.143vinyl.com/siser-easyweed-adhesive/?partner=196113
And yes this product is made for clothing but can be used on other surfaces
Hello!! found this video so informative. But i have a question, do you know if this technique would work for acryllic instead of paper?
I don’t think it will work because when you press to acrylic there is nothing for the htv adhesive to soak into so it’s just going to spread outwards causing your lines to get thick and no longer defined
@@CorinneBlackstone aww okay thanks!!
Hey I got a question if I was using a Cricut easypress what I use the same temperature and time?
Yes you always use the time and temp from the htv manufacturer. The cricut heat guide is only for cricut brand iron on
@@CorinneBlackstone thank you for always replying to my question even though sometimes they're dumb lol. I'm going to try this tonight I have so much of that magenta full is ridiculous
This is great. What heat press are you using?
This is the press I have and I love it! www.143vinyl.com/starcraft-heat-press-15x15-clam-shell-mint.html?partner=196113
@@CorinneBlackstone thank you
Wow what did u just cut ?
@@elliepixelart9068 everything used in the video is linked in the videos description. You can find both the adhesive and the foil used here www.143vinyl.com/heat-transfer-foils/?partner=196113
So pretty! But pretty labor intensive to weed the small font of each one if you want to make a large batch.
Oh for sure it takes a lot of work. I don’t think I would do this for huge amounts of stuff. For that I would do the laser printer and foil
Great video; super informative! 😊💖Thank you!
Do you know if this would work on faux leather & how durable it might be
It should work just fine and be fairly durable
what thickness of cardstock are you using?
@@sophielafleche3803 this is 65 but you use whatever you want to
Do you think this would work with a laminator if we don't have a heat press?
I don't think it will work with a laminator it needs that heat and pressure the laminator can't do. but if you have a laser printer you can do this with a laminator
What is the difference or advantage of using the 2 step foil vs htv foil?
I don’t know other than the htv foil doesn’t maybe come in the color you want. I don’t personally use htv foil since mostly it’s a cricut brand product and I don’t use their vinyl and htv
@@CorinneBlackstone there are definitely some beautiful foils in the 2 step. Maybe it is smoother then htv.. I have a place local that has all kinds non cricut htvs, foils, puff, blick/brick & vinyl.
What is the font you used for your name? Font bundle did not show it.
Do you think this can be done on vellum?
Yes it can
Do you put the shiny side of the foil up or down
Both sides of the foil are shiny. It goes color side up
This is absolutely amazing. Do you need to put something in between the foil and the easy press or can you just put the easy press right on top of the foil to adhere it?
I would use some parchment paper between the two just to be safe
Is there a link for the easyweed adhesive? I really like this method and would like to give it a go.
www.143vinyl.com/siser-easyweed-adhesive/?partner=196113 use code CORINNE to save 5%
Hi Corinne! My name is Corine 😋 thanks for the vid! New sub
Love your video…. Where did you get your heat press?
Thank you! I got it here www.143vinyl.com/heat-presses/?partner=196113
Hello, may I ask sis foil easy weed is vinyl?
When I make i hear transfer gold foil, I cannot peel it out, whole foil is stick 😢
What? I’m sorry I have no idea what you are even asking. Siser easy weed is heat transfer vinyl. You need to weed it then apply it to the cardstock and then apply the foil
@@CorinneBlackstone i mean, when i applz the gold foil, whole square foil stick on paper after heat press, it didnt stick just on the letters
@@emem7494 it sounds like the paper you’re using likely has some kind of coating on it. I would try a different type of paper
I am trying to write Merry and cut files of poinsettias and write Christmas at the bottom. I bought off the design bundle. Help
You need to make sure you change the operations for the different parts of the designs
Thank you this looks amazing! Would this work with the Heidi minc foil?
I believe the mink works with adhesive so I think so
Corinne Blackstone I’m so excited to try it thank you ❤️
I know you say it’s easy weed but what is it actually called. I don’t see it in your Amazon and tried looking it up. The only thing that comes up is double sided adhesive
You’re not going to find that product on Amazon. This is where you get it www.143vinyl.com/heat-transfer-foils/?partner=196113
@@CorinneBlackstone ahh ok thank you. That’s American I’m in the UK, Will have to see if they ship outside USA
@@alidadebruyn36 I don’t think they do but I think you could check with siser and find a dealer in your country who may sell it
@@CorinneBlackstone thank you will do x love your videos btw ❤️
Thank you for your video! Can you do this method in glossy photo paper?
I’ve never tried but I don’t see why not other than maybe the heat being an issue with the paper
Can you use this on vellum?
Yes
Is this the same foil you can use on t-shirts?
Yes it is
@@CorinneBlackstone This is awesome!! I can't wait to try it out! Thank you!!
@@arnessad16 you’re welcome! It’s really fun what you can do with foils
What you call the first materials you use?
Everything used is linked in the video description. Siser easyweed adhesive, Starcraft electrafoil and cardstock
Cooooolll
Would this work well for business cards?
I don’t recommend doing business cards with cricut it’s not cost effective and this doesn’t work for super tiny details
will this method work with cricut adhesive foil
He Cricut foil is not adhesive. It’s pressure sensitive. It will not work in the same way that this does. They do have a foil vinyl but it’s a nightmare to work with in my opinion
Where did you purchase your heat press?
Here. It’s out of stock but they expect them soon
www.143vinyl.com/starcraft-heat-press-15x15-clam-shell-mint.html?partner=196113
Yeah, I'll just run out and grab a heat press! Lol. Cute tutorial, but I really don't want to sink anymore money into this stuff.
This can be done using a home iron or easy press mini or regular easy press as well.
@@CorinneBlackstone girl, you just ignore me. I'm pmsing and I sounded ruder than I was trying to be! 😆
@@JessiTheBestiGaming hahaha no worries at all! I know sometimes people think these can only be done way so I wanted to be sure you know you can use other means! But it totally get it! This is one heck of an expensive hobby with all the things you can get to craft with! It’s crazy!
Ok
Can you use Cricut foil with this
Cricut foil is pressure sensitive. It doesn’t require adhesive
@@CorinneBlackstone I tried to make an invitation with the transfer foil kit and it took 45 minutes to cut and it ripped my vellum but now I have all this Cricut foil and was going to try it your way but was wondering if I could use the same foil instead of Buying new foil? Or could I just use heat transfer vinyl and skip the adhesive part? I spent 7 hours last night trying to make one invitation and ready to throw in the towel and just order them! So frustrating and disheartening
@@daniellemitchell2161 honestly I don’t even recommend making invitations on cricut it’s time consuming and expensive the cricut foil will not work with this product. You could use a metal htv but weeding is going to be a nightmare
They turn out so nice but to make 100-150 of those would probably take me 2 months! is there another way that is less time consuming without a laser printer? I need to make place cards & thought of using this method but It would take way too long :-(
Honestly not really. There are companies that do this and it would be less time consuming but probably fairly pricey.
This is a great idea if you have this material and make a project like that every once in a while. For faster and more crisp results, you can use a laser printer, print your design, use toner foil, and press in your heat press. You get the most dainty thin lines foiled, no 'spreading-out' glue. If you don't have a laser printer, you can have a copy shop print it for you. Different toners work differently. (My HP color deskjet black toner doesn't foil well, but my Brother's toner does.)
I am trying
Is this foil iron on??
@@kjessicac5513 no. Everything used is linked in the video description. You can also see it used in this newer video th-cam.com/video/S5ALC7lEDQ0/w-d-xo.htmlsi=WI2-FT5Pudn1OUs_
Which blade did you use ?
The fine point
Beautiful job Corinne. I wasn't aware that you could use the foil like this. Do you still use the foil with the special cricut tool?
No this foil cannot be used with the cricut foil transfer kit. That foil is ok but I find it flakes off
But only on desktop. Can’t do it on an iPad. I’m going to complain to cricut tomorrow. I bought the foiling tool and tons of foil. But I now have to tell my friend I can’t do her invites for her. I might try the pens. Cricut sucks.
You don’t do this with the foiling tool. You may want to watch the video to see how this is done before you tell the friend you can’t do it. This video came out before that tool even existed
@@CorinneBlackstone I don’t have a heat press. I’ve never used htv as I do mostly card stock and vinyl. And I have never seen those products in Canada.
@@galeem713 you can use a home iron with this the place I buy from linked directly in the video description ships to Canada or check out the website for the foil manufacturer and see what places carry it in Canada
Strange how you had to do the “comma” separately.
Where can I get the easyweed adhesive from?
You can find it here www.143vinyl.com/siser-easyweed-adhesive-12-x12-sheet.html?partner=196113
@@CorinneBlackstone thanks, btw is it USA only or worldwide shipping??
@@iffatmufti6559 if you are out of the US call their customer service
@@CorinneBlackstone I'm from England and my cousin went today to shop for me (in America) but she couldn't find it
@@iffatmufti6559 I don’t believe this is something carried in stores. I believe only some online retailers carry this
How the foiling adhesive
I don’t know what you are asking. But every step is shown in the video you need to have the siser easyweed adhesive for the foil to stick you can get that here www.143vinyl.com/heat-transfer-foils/?partner=196113
Nice but this method seems labor intensive. I like the toner foiling method totally easy
There are for sure several methods to do this. I have the toner option shown as well in another video. I agree this one does have some work involved but if you absolutely don’t have a laser printer it’s a good option.
what setting are you using for the hot foil?
It is heated between 275 and 290 for about 1 seconds
@@CorinneBlackstone thank you
and what setting to cut the adhesive film? Thank you
@@Wunschkreation everyday iron on
Would deco foil work4this??
I’ve never used the deco foils so I’m not sure how they work. If they work with heat and adhesive yes I think it would work
Can I do this with easy press?
Yes you can