Review on 🎨 iCraft 418561 Deco Foil Transfer Sheets - Gold, 6x12, Pack of 20: Enhance Your DIY Crafts! by Jennifer Roberts

The product works great ***under the right circumstances***. I can't stress this enough. You can't compromise if you want a professional result. After more than 10 hours of printing wedding invitations, here's what you need to know: First, you need to use a laser printer. This laser printer needs to apply enough toner for the film to stick. We borrowed 3 different laser printers from the office, all with new toner cartridges. Of these three, two did not have enough toner applied for the film to fully adhere. The third printer was successful. You probably won't know if your printer is good or not until you test it! Second, you need to use a laminator. I tried using an iron but the results were terrible. You can only get the right temperature or pressure with a laminator. Third, the paper must be smooth. If you use recycled paper, rough paper, velvety paper, or any textured paper, this will not work. All in all, with the right usage and gear, this stuff is magical. Enjoy!