Showing posts with label Deco Foil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Deco Foil. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 31, 2017

BeYOUtiful Card with Thermoweb and Gina K Design Products - Fun Foiling Technique!


Hello!  I'm super excited about today's project!   I have been playing with my Thermoweb and Gina K Design products.   I created this BeYOUtiful card using the Deco Foil, Deco Foil Transfer Gel and and the Gina K Foil Mates paper, Gina K Circle Dies.  I LOVE LOVE LOVE how they turned out.

I made a second version using the same products:




For a step by step tutorial, watch the video here:   Products used are linked in the video description as well as above.

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

2 Tone Foiling with Gina K Designs and Thermoweb


I am loving the 2 tone foil technique I used in this beautifully foiled card!  It's so super easy with Gina K Fancy Foils, Toner Sheets and Gina K Designs Sentiments and Dies 


Watch the full tutorial below!



Sunday, April 23, 2017

Fun Foiling and Die Cutting with new products by Thermoweb & Gina K Designs!

 One of the questions I get asked most often is about the stitched lines around the edges of my projects.

 Like the ones around the 2 circles and rectangle in the photo above.

 as well as this photo, and even on the ovals on the card below.

 These are a result of a fun new product line by Thermoweb and Gina K Designs.

You can find out how I constructed these, what products I used and all about the new line of products by Gina K Designs/Thermoweb by watching the video at the bottom of this post.   

Until Next time.... "Be Happy"


Watch the complete tutorial and informational video here:


Thursday, October 29, 2015

Happy Halloween Treat Box with Deco Foil

Michelle RAK (12 of 12)

Hello there!  Lorrie here with a quick and easy Halloween Treat Box using your Halloween papers, some handmade embellishments and, of course, Deco Foils!  I've included a fun printable below for you to make the matching tag and the center of the rosette.
First thing you need to do, is turn on your laminator.   You will want it to preheat for at least 15 plus minutes.
I started with this fun Gable Box.  You can pick one up almost anywhere, or even cut one with your digital cutter.  Next, cut Halloween papers in corresponding sizes to fit the box and adhere with the Thermoweb Adhesive Runner.
Next, assemble the Rosette.  Cut 2 pieces of 1-1/2" x 12" pattern paper .  Score each strip at every 1/2" and fold.  Using a hot glue gun adhere the two pieces end to end, and then again to form a circle.


Michelle RAK (3 of 12)
Next, cut a 1" circle from some scrap paper.  Gather the accordian folded ring into the center and lay flat to form a rosette.  Apply a small dab of hot glue in the center of the top, hold for a few seconds.  Next flip over the rosette and apply hot glue to the 1" circle and attach to the rosette.

Michelle RAK (5 of 12)

Using Thermoweb Large Zots adhere the rosette to the box.
Time to print this fun printable.  Click on the picture to download.  Make sure you print with a laser printer and/or copier.  Your local office supply can do this for you if you don't have one.
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For extra fun, print it on pattern paper!

Michelle RAK (9 of 12)

Cut out the shapes. Arrange shapes on the Deco Foil.  I like to make my sandwich with the Deco Foil pretty side down, then apply my shapes face down on top of the foil, this way I can make sure everything is covered and not overlapping.  Run the sandwich though your preheated laminator.

Michelle RAK (7 of 12)

Lift off the Deco Foil and look at the pretty tags!





Michelle RAK (10 of 12) 


Michelle RAK (8 of 12)

Attach the tag with a pretty coordinating ribbon and the center of the rosette using Thermoweb large Zots.  If you don't have a button maker, you can use the Epiphany Crafts Round 25 Tool, or even just leave it as is.

Don't forget to fill the box with Treats!  You don't really want a "trick",  do you?

Michelle RAK (11 of 12) 

Michelle RAK (12 of 12) Happy Halloween!

Friday, October 2, 2015

Deco Foil Buttons! Oh my, oh my!!!

Deco-ButtonsHello!  It's Lorrie here again, I hope you are as excited as I am about Deco Foil Buttons!!   I was so excited when I tried this fun project!  Using Thermoweb Deco Foils and my button machine I was able to create the fun embellishments in no time!
It's so easy peasy!
First you need a printable.  I've made one just for you, and you can download it by clicking on the image below.  Download the printable and print on a LASER PRINTER.  It must be a laser printer for the foils to work.  If you don't have a laser printer you can take it to your local office supply on a thumb drive and have them print it for you.  I printed on regular copy paper.
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I should add, the best way to adhere these to your projects is the Thermoweb Large Adhesive Zots!  Hello... match made in heaven!
This little bowl just makes me happy!

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Don't forget your free download!

Friday, August 21, 2015

Deco Foil Packaging

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Friday, June 19, 2015

Pattern Toner Sheets with Deco Foils

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Hello!  I'm so excited to share with you a fun technique to use with your Deco Foils.  I created a series of patterned toner sheets.  They are simply 8.5 x 11 sheets that you can print with your laser printer or at your local office supply, then cut with your digital die cutter, punches, by hand or even use as background paper.  I recommend printing onto 110# white cardstock.

1You can download these toner sheets HERE.
Now for the fun part!  Cut some fun shapes out of the toner sheet.  I used my Cricut Explore to cut these shapes, letters and numbers.

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Grab your favorite color of Deco Foil, heat up your laminator and decide which shapes you'd like to laminate.

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Using a piece of copy paper folded in half, lay your shapes down inside the folded paper with the pattern facing up, then apply the Deco Foil color side up, close the copy paper and run it through your laminator (make sure you laminator has been preheated and it nice and hot).
6Remove the foil (look at this fun negative!)
5Now stand back and admire your beautiful work.  How cool are these blue foiled shapes and letters!
The possibilities are endless!
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If you'd like to see the entire process, here is a quick video:


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If you'd like to see this project from start to finish, here's a quick video!   Don't forget to pick up your toner sheets from the link above!

Tuesday, June 9, 2015

Deco Foil Thank You Card

Hello!  Thanks for stopping by.   Today I'm up on the Thermoweb Blog with this fun Thank You Card. This card features two different ways to use foil.

For the "thanks" sentiment, I used Deco Foil Foam Adhesive Sheets.  This is by far the easiest way to use Deco Foils.  No mess, no tools and super quick.  Simply cut your design on the foam adhesive sheets.  Remove the protective lining and apply Deco Foil shiny side up, rub gently and remove.  That's all there is to it.  

For the feathers, I simply cut them out on a sheet of white cardstock that had been printed with a black square on a laser printer.  Apply Deco Foil (Color side up) and run through a laminator.

You can watch the entire process in the video below.  For a link to all of the products used, see product list below the video.



Products Used:
Thermoweb Deco Foil
Thermoweb Deco Foil Foam Sheets
Thermoweb Tape Runner
Thermoweb Small Zots
Thermoweb Foam Squares


Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Hello Handsome Layout with Thermoweb Icraft Deco Foils

Hello there!  I'm up on the Thermoweb blog today with this fun layout featuring Paper Issues Monthly Kit.   I LOVE this kit!  It's filled with so many soft and fun prints and the flip side of the papers and embellishments are bright and bold.  I had a hard time choosing which style I wanted to go with.

 I used Icraft Deco Foils and toner sheet to create this fun Hello foiled title.  Simply run a wafer thin die on a toner sheet (see video below), add foil and run through a laminator.  I also cut some stars from the toner sheet and using the same laminator method foiled those as well. 

I added lots of layers using Zots Glue Adhesive and Foam Squares by Thermoweb.

Here is a quick process video.  Watch how easy it is to apply Deco Foils to Toner Sheets:

Friday, March 20, 2015

Get Well Soon with Thermoweb Icraft Deco Foils

Thanks for stopping by!  Today I have a tutorial for you using Thermoweb Deco Foils.  Have you tried these yet?  They are so fun and there are so many ways to use them.  All the products used are linked below.


I used two different methods on this card.  First I used the Stencil Method which involves applying a layer of Deco Foil Adhesive over a stencil on a vellum background.  Secondly, I printed the sentiment with my laser printer and ran it through my laminator with Deco Foil.  To hold everything together I used my Favorite Small Zot Adhesive glue dots

Products Used:

Thermoweb Icraft Gold Deco Foil
Thermoweb Deco Foil Adhesive
Zots Small Adhesive Glue Dots 

Want to see the entire process?  Here's a quick video tutorial.




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