Hello Creators!!!

 

Today is a long awaited FREE VIDEO TUTORIAL on how to scale up your products and or projects!!

 

Create beautiful business cards, invitations, product backing cards, price tags, care/info cards, stickers, planner stickers, product labels for candles, room sprays, wax melts, or thank you cards/stickers, labels for organization……really the world of foiling is yours!!

 

Watch my 4 piece Coco Chanel inspired project on Youtube where I show you my entire process from start to finish, my mistakes and thought process throughout. Here’s the first video!

 

★ I am going to mention, that there is a trick to this kind of foiling, because there are 2 printers involved (an HP inkjet and a Brother laser) there is almost always a little bit of misalignment that I’ve learned to tweak and make it work for me.  Once you get the hang of it (and it doesn’t hurt to have good quality printers) you can make this work for you to and get a beautiful foolproof product!!! Like most new things you try, and this is no different, it takes some practice and making mistakes to do this amazing foiling technique. There may be other ways or even better ways to create these but I’m excited to share how I was able to make our product labels look HIGH END and I want you all to benefit from what I’ve learned!

 

 

// Things to remember from the video! Use a Cricut machine, Procreate (for Apple products) and PicMonkey for designing!!

 

1✏ Create a secondary layer to accent your image

2✏ Keep your “FOIL” layer on top of your main image

3✏ Create a base for each design (use the offset feature in Cricut or draw your own in Procreate)

4✏ Print your main image with a INKJET printer

5✏ Print your “FOIL” layer second with a LASER printer

6✏ In Cricut, once you’ve attached your images with a base, do not move anything except the top layer to shift. If you accidentally shift your base, hit “UNDO” to place it back where it was.

7✏ Use high heat to transfer your foil to your images

8✏ Use a squeegee with felt or wool on the edge to apply your vinyl so as to not scratch it.

9✏ hmmm, what else????… 😏 oh…HAVE FUN CREATING!!!

 

📢 As I said in the video, I would rather print 2-3 “boo-boo” prints to get to a 100% aligned HIGH END looking project so I can print hundreds of labels, stickers, business cards, etc!!  This technique will boost your business and your projects!

 

 

💛//Products I used in this video:

 

♡ Brother Laser printer (great for beginners)

♡ HP inkjet 8020 series printer (also great for beginners)

♡ Clear vinyl

♡ Rose Gold heat transfer foil

♡ Gold heat transfer foil

♡ Minc machine by @HeidiSwapp

♡ Heat transfer folders

♡ Cricut standard mat 

♡ Cricut light grip mat

♡ Rotary cutter

♡ Label sticker paper

♡ Large cutting mat

♡ Cricut Maker Machine

♡ Squeegee with felt edge

 

💛//Software I used for this project:

 

📍 Procreate (for use with Apple products)

📍 PicMonkey

📍 Cricut Design Space