Foiling with metal stencils?
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Thanks Nancy for this tutorial your project look like a gift card to me love it put it on a bag love it
I bought some in the yard sale. But I don't know how to used. Thank you so much 💓 for this tutorial.
Oh Nancy, just found this video. Yea! I’ve a ton of these metal stencils. Going to watch this now.
Great idea, I have a lot of these old stencils. Thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you for video. I have tons of these also have some Sizzix and Anna Griffin ones. I will have to dig them out lol
Oh my, this is good to know. I was waiting for the waste foiling. The first pass was lovely but I really like being able to get the original design. I also really love being able to use up every bit of my stash. My metal stencils have just been sitting in my old Sizzix luggage with my "vintage" red Sizzix die cutter. I'll be revisiting them now.
THANK YOU! I have a lot of these and I am thrilled for your tutorial!!!!!
Very kewl! I think I have one of the thinner ones like that, and a couple few of the thicker brass ones from way back in the day, but those are in storage
I love the Koi stencil! May buy that one when finances allow. I like metal stencils because they're easier to clean and don't get stained as easily. I've seen people foil the back side of dies also and that seems to get good results.
OMG, I have those metal stencils too, they are like 15 years old.... Waauw going to love to watch this video
Thank you once again, Ms Nancy.
I almost got rid of the ones I have! NOT NOW!! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! You are awesome!!
Hello from Illinois, thanks for making a tutorial with the metal stencils. I am more likely to try something after seeing it first, even the most simplest things
Me to have alot of these so need to try it. X
Very cool
Great results - thanks for trying this out!
That's pretty cool.
great Job again.........................pat
I didn’t even know those existed.lol. I always watch your videos, thumbs up but don’t comment. Unless I have a question I know you can’t be answering to all your subscribers. I know you would have been perfect for my son. You said “I’m a people pleaser” he’d had been pleased. He only needed heat, and pressure, like hot foil. Lastly you’re frugal, exactly what he needed.,too late. Always T4s.
Many thanks for sharing these ideas Nancy. I have quite a few metal stencils which I have been foiling with by using the Deco Gel Due paste and running the image and foil thro my laminator. For any viewers in the UK like myself, take a look at Sweet Poppy Stencils which are all made in metal. They have some fab designs. Metal stencils are so much easier to work with than plastic.
thank you nancy, i have lots of those metal plates, im going to go search for them. great video as always
I have a few of these metal stencils and would like to know if you would consider doing a video using these in foiling with the Minc. Thanks for all your wonderful tutorials!
The only thing you can do is put clear gloss texture paste or deco foil gel through the stencil. Let the paste dry completely and then run the foil over it. You can't use the metal stencil in the minc.
@@NancyStamps Thanks! I should have thought about that! : )
this may make me get the hot foil system. I have hordes of the metal stencils and really don't use them. I didn't want to have to start purchasing hot foil plates right now. Thanks for this video Nancy!
There are a lot of things you can use in a hot foil system to foil with besides expensive foiling stamps/dies. I use metal stencils all the time. One thing to be extra careful about when using a metal stencil to foil: don't try to foil on a sheet of paper smaller than the stencil or with the stencil hanging over the edge of the paper, as the edge(s) of the paper will emboss the metal stencil and the metal will no longer be perfectly flat. You'll still be able to use it to foil, but it looks bad. (It just occurred to me I haven't tried to stencil with the accidently embossed metal stencil yet, so I don't know if it will still stencil. Hmm... the embossed "wrinkle" doesn't cross the patterned area of the stencil so it probably will still stencil just fine.) I discovered this problem while trying to foil a design diagonally on cardstock cut for a card front. I had forgotten that anything that makes an effective foil stamp/die will also emboss my cardstock because of the amount of pressure it takes to hot foil well/effectively.
I own many of these and look forward to trying foiling!!
Have had several metal stencils for years. Definitely need to give this a try!
Will you be doing a similar video for the Glimmer? I've been getting some mixed grungy results that I'm not too happy with. Will post them in the FSC for more guidance.
Great video. Where can I get the Gemini hot foil plate you used in the video? TFS
I believe it is sold out. You can check craft stash or HSN
Would the Sweet Poppy stencils work?
I don't have any, but try it and let us know.
How do you store your brass stencils😢
Do you have any control over the ads that run during your video?
No, that's TH-cam