Review on 🌈 iCraft Deco Foil Specialty Transfer Sheets 6"x12" 5-Pack - Rainbow Shattered Glass by Michelle Langley

I love that I get six sheets of 6" x 12" foil to use with laser printer toner, toner sheets, toner gel, or with double-sided adhesive on my diecuts! (The last method doesn't even require heat to transfer the foil. Just buff with a bone folder!) In the "thank you" photo, I applied the foil two different ways. For the flower line I made a stencil, applied a layer of Deco Foil Transfer Gel and let it dry. Once dry, I placed a sheet of foil, pretty side up, on top of the gel colored cardstock and ran it through my mini MINC (I usually use parchment paper for the backing). I then used the same die I used to create the template to create the top panel with holes for the foil flowers. For the "thank you" punch, I cut out the "thank you" 4 times (for the size) and stuck them on top of each other with glue. As a final thank you before cutting out, I put a double-sided adhesive sheet on the front of my box. Once the backing paper was removed, I placed a piece of foil (nice side up) over the sticky card and buffed it with a bone binder. Then I cut out the 4th "thank you" from foil card, glued it to the other "thank you" cuts and then glued the entire message onto the card. One thing to note: This film is "toner reactive". . no "thermosetting" foil. Yes, using toner also requires heat, but heat is needed to activate the toner. This isn't the foil you want if you're trying to use foil with a heating only system like a Press-and-Go or Shimmer foil machine, or even a WRMK foil nib with your Cricut/Brother Scan & Cut/Silhouette machines. So you MUST have either toner or glue for this film, not ONLY heat. I hope it helps. (I have included photos of other colors in the Deco Foil Line)