First Edition Foil Transfer Sheets-Copper, (Metallic Finish, Works with Paper, Wood, Plastic, Fabric & Foam)

I bought this product from Amazon because they were selling it at the most competitive price. It was delivered in the usual Amazon style in a box far too large for the size of the product but extremely well packaged nonetheless. The quality of the foil is really excellent and I found I got a very consistent result, far better than that of a similar roll I bought from a well-known high street craft store. I repurchased because of this and will continue to buy from Amazon as and when I need more.I used the foil in a Heidi Swapp machine on setting 3 to foil some invitations printed on coated card. For info, I did also try it on printed paper with very patchy results but that is to be expected.

Great value for money compared to other brands, it does feel thinner but you get the same results. There is a good amount & when applying to a very smooth paper you will get a lovely cover and finish.

I used this to make diy Christmas Cards and Birthday Cards. I used to heat press the foil onto the card with ink to make foil transfer cards. This foil looked really good, looked really shiny and high quality. The thickness needs to be improved though as it was really flimsy.

Great quality - good price - fast deliveryPrint out your image or wording using a toner printer as the foil does not work with laser jet ink - then simply cut the size of foil you need from the roll, place the foil on top of the image/wording with the foil side up and the back of the foil directly on the image/wording, place a sheet of paper over the top and feed through the first edition hot foil machine and hey presto - adds new dimension to card making for inserts, but I use this for digital stamping and personalised banners

Good quality product. I was positively surprised. Compared to Minc foil this one is thinner and bigger. I'm very pleased with my order. Definitely recommended this product.

I would have liked more instructions with this glue. Most online sources suggest using heat to transfer foils with the glue. I found in practice through experimenting that it actually works best when the foil is rubbed on cold, after the glue has had a chance to dry to tacky stage. One huge drawback - on very fine fabrics and even medium weight fabrics the glue seeps through on both sides of the fabric (reverse side and foil application side), making the work tacky and inclined to pick up fluff or stick to the next page, in a journal.

Beautiful colour, excellent quality foil. I use it with a laser printer and a regular laminator. The results are excellent - foil sticks perfectly to the print outs.

Used this for my brothers wedding invites. Works lovely with toner print out and laminator!!