ICraft Deco Foil Value Inches Review

I wanted to use this to match the school colors for family shirts for my niece's prom. It was easy to use and easy to carry because it wasn't too thick! The photo does not correspond to reality, the shirts have become very beautiful! I also like the BIG ROLL instead of sheets! I've made 10 shirts and there are still many left in the role!

Mech. I'm feeling lucky. Some of my envelopes came out undamaged. discovered others. I finally found out that my printer doesn't seem to be printing black despite black text. It is mixed with dark brown to save black ink. Make sure you use a mono setting and a FINE PRINT 2400. Not 600. This is how marbling is created. Requires more ink but still cheaper to do it yourself. I wasted a lot of stuff but I hope this helps you guys

Amazing slide! If you are using poor quality paper or materials this will not work as well on a smooth surface, especially if you are using a roll laminator. The smoother the material, the better this film works. It works amazing for me and I will always buy from them. Please don't listen to other reviews, they don't really know what they are doing and how to use the film properly, so they give bad reviews due to user error.

I had a lot of trouble getting this film through the USI pro desktop laminator. I've tried everything, even adjusting the temperature and pressure of the laminator. When I finally decided to cut two equal sized pieces of cardboard with my design graphics on them. This puts pressure on the foil and helps the toner adhere better as it rolls through the laminator. Basically I would place the parchment paper on top of the foil and printed graphics and then two pieces of 90# card stock on top of the

I tried three different laser printers. The paper is smooth, so texture doesn't matter. I've run it through the laminator over and over again and you can see in my photos that the film is a little wrinkled but no spot has stuck to the toner. This is incredibly disappointing. I would return it but I obviously opened the roll and cut off the pieces so can't even return it. What an incredible waste of $20. If you're selling a product and want to advertise that it will stick to toner, you need to…

We decided to make our own wedding invitations and used a laminator to attach the gold foil to it. The photo I've attached shows the flower on our invitation. We did it before finding the right trick to make it work perfectly. Here are some things to keep in mind: - You must use an inkjet laser printer to print your design. Laser inkjet printers use toner and this gold foil adheres to the toner. Make sure the gold side of the foil is facing up. If it is important that the foil stays in place…