Here's what you'll need: 1 household iron (with absolutely NO water in it), 1 roll of your favorite color of Stamp-N-Foil (I'm using Gold Bling), 1 jar of Stamp-N-Foil bonding powder, pigment ink (any color, remember, this method gives full foil coverage), a stamp, a heat tool, card stock, a non-stick craft sheet, and your secret weapon (a stamping mat).
Place your non-stick craft sheet on top of your stamping mat. We're going to be using our iron on top of the stamp mat and we don't want the hot iron to stick to it.
For every Stamp-N-Foil project, you'll need to use a PIGMENT INK. Your ink can be any color for this project. I'm using Encore Silver from Stampin' Up.
Place your card stock on top of your non-stick craft sheet (which is on top of your stamp mat) and stamp your image.
Sprinkle the Stamp-N-Foil bonding powder over the stamped image (this part is just like embossing).
Tap off any excess powder. You can also flick the card from the back to remove any stubborn pieces of powder that don't seem to want to "tap" off. Remember, wherever the powder is, the Stamp-N-Foil will stick.
Heat set the Stamp-N-Foil bonding powder using your heat tool until the powder becomes glossy.
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