Using my Patsy May Foil it Machine to Make Foiled Stickers

[@taramaris8695]

Only just spotted this video! It's fascinating watching all of the different steps needed to make such beautiful stickers. Advent stickers (numbered 1-24) would be brilliant too, though that may be one for next year's to do list ! 🌲☃️🎅🤶

[@danielle-chibichidesigns]

Oh yes, they'd be awesome!

[@tonyhawk123]

Fast forward 3 years would you still recommend the Patsy May machine? Cheers

[@danielle-chibichidesigns]

Absolutely! Check out my latest video that was uploaded a few days ago, and you'll see me still recommend my foil it for Christmas stickers and tags ☺️

[@tonyhawk123]

Ah, good timing. It's like you're in my head. I'll post my Q's on that video instead then…

[@danielle-chibichidesigns]

Always happy to answer any questions you have 😊

[@cameronreilly835]

Where do you get your Transfer sheet from please?

[@danielle-chibichidesigns]

If you mean the minc folder, it was Amazon, but they don't seem to sell them anymore unfortunately.

[@arifsoeprijono257]

I have failed several times and wasted a lot of material when I tried with 2 printers like in the video, the first layer of the circle image I printed using an inject printer, while the image, the second layer I used a laser printer but what happened everything was not precise, namely outside the circle, how to be precise, please tutorial

[@danielle-chibichidesigns]

It depends on how precise you need it to be. If you're just creating a coloured background like I did, then just make the background image larger to offset it. If you're trying to get a more detailed inkjet image to line up with a laser print, it's a lot harder, and requires offsetting the two image prints based on how far out your printer margins are. It's lots of trial and error, and different for every printer, which is why I haven't completed a tutorial on this.