More foiling

So here I am with two more cards with foiled backgrounds. But they are done with two different methods. I recently saw a video done by Verity of Pretty Little Button in which she spoke about the Altenew adhesive sheets and that they are a little thicker than others on the market. I asked her if she thought that they would work with foiling and she thought they would. So I got some.

My first card has three circle shapes in the background. Using the Spellbinders dies, I cut the circles from the adhesive sheets only, no cardstock or paper involved. It worked really well. I am not sure how well it would work with a very intricate die, if the release paper would come off while removing the cut from the die, but with these circles it worked really well.
I added the adhesive sheet die cuts to a card panel and then removed the release paper on the top and added the foil. The results were stunning. I them completed by my card by adding the Altenew Craft-a-Flower Antique Roses in pink. I completed the card with a sentiment cut out of black cardstock.

My second card also uses the the same die set for the roses. But this time I stamped the image I wanted to foil and added clear embossing powder. I then laid the foil on the stamped image and ran it through my laminator. I probably should have done another round of stamping and embossing as the foil is a little “distressed”. But I will try that next time. 
I added the roses below the flourish and then added the sentiment and added the cardpanel to a black cardbase.

I love foil on a card and am so pleased with the adhesive result. I will try both of these techniques some more, but I have to replenish my foil supply first.

Supplies Used

CAF Antique Rose
CAF Antique Rose
Essential Sentiments
Essential Sentiments
Platinum 6
Platinum 6
Craft Tweezers
Craft Tweezers
Versamark
Versamark
Adhesive Sheets
Adhesive Sheets
Nuvo Deluxe
Nuvo Deluxe
Aleene's Tacky Glue
Aleene’s Tacky Glue
Gold Foil
Gold Foil


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9 thoughts on “More foiling”

  1. I am very glad you joined us this week at Lil Patch of Crafty Friends Challenge Blog. I hope you had a fantastic time!!! See you back very soon to play in another amazing challenge. 🙂

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  2. Omygosh your cards are gorgeous. I was following along and then bam, so wish I could understand but so many different ways to foil and I've only done it once with ds tape. I Pinned this though because I know it's expert knowledge. When I get past allergy season, hope it will make sense. lol XOX

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