Try Hamilco Semi Gloss on Amazon. It comes in 80 & 100lb. It's not as glossy as photo paper. Is a good value and does great with stamping, ink blending, and all foiling. You will not be disappointed.
I am so glad someone did this! I have tested most of the same papers and have come up with the same conclusion. I have found what I think is a #4 1/2 maybe even a #5 AND is also very inexpensive. It is Hammermill Premium Color Copy Cover 100# 271g/m2. You can find it on Amazon in 8 1/2 x 11 inch 250 sheets for only ~$17.00 US
Your instructions are excellent. I have learned to STOP THINKING ABOUT WHAT IF and just experiment. As my husband reminds "nothing ventured , nothing gained. Keep safe dear. Thankyou
This video convinced me NOT to get the foiling system. I’m not interested if I can’t use most of the papers I currently have in my stash. You saved me $200, and I’m so grateful.
Thank you. Looks like photo paper is winner for me as I tried it now and was easy to get negative image easily without much efforts and quick. we have lots of photo paper left. My foiling results were fine on other papers. One of them was Mondi brand 200 gsm (bought for Minc foiling) which almost has a coating on top so positive images foil well, for negative I have had hit and misses.
I'd love to know how it works on Bristol Smooth cardstock (which I love to use with zigs for watercoloring etc) Thank you so much for all these comparisons! Love ya!
I NEVER would have considered Yupo paper! And since I love alcohol blending, I keep this paper in my stash so I must try foiling with it! Thanks Yana for such an informative video!
Awesome informative tutorial, Yana. I never would have guessed YUPO and would have been afraid of it melting. I know you're the Queen when it comes to hot foiling and always take your advice. Thanks dear!
Thanks for your turorial I knew paper made a difference just didn't know I could foil on photo paper nice to know that now I like your tutorial I learn things from you
sooo helpful !!! thank you !!! could you do videos on the best paper for each medium ? copics, pencils, stamping, watercolor, ink blending, oxide sprays....etc ? would love to see :)
Just tried it with Gina k white heavyweight pure luxury cardstock and it worked perfectly. I've not tried it before. Since I noticed the ones you tested that have the most success had a very smooth, sleek finish, this one came to mind. I'm going to order a few of the colors and give them a try
I recently got the Glimmer Foil System and realized there was a learning curve to successful foiling. This is so helpful for those of us that are experiencing difficulty. I never dreamed it could be the paper and not the "operator". Hopefully I will have better results with trying different papers. Thank you for sharing, so helpful.
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been frustrated with my foiling thinking I was doing something wrong. Well I was, I was using the wrong cardstock/paper! I need to go shopping now. Thanks again! 🤗
I always learn something new about foiling when I watch your videos. Thank you! :) I look forward to seeing you test more papers, especially colored cardstocks. (Perhaps you'll test Crafter's Companion's Super Smooth Paper?) It would also be convenient if you can find a smooth paper that foils at 5 stars out of 5 and is readily available in most countries.
Excellent information, thank you. I am surprised you didn’t test bristol smooth since that is a common paper crafters have to use with watercolor markers (Tombow, Distress, Karin etc.)
Hi Yana, thanks for this insightful video! Could you please test different brands of colored cardstock as well? Such as Hero Hues, Gina K, Simon Says Stamp, Lawn Fawn... That would super nice! Thanks in advance!
Gina K heavyweight did not do that great for colored cardstock. bought a bunch after using her white heavyweight, which was good, but colored does not have that smooth,silky finish
Can't wait till you find alllll the papers! Lol. Just tried the black typo and while good,it's not as glassy smooth as white yupo. I wonder why there's not more silly smooth\plastic-like finish on more cardstock?
TFS. I don't have any Yupo paper as it goes out of the stores here as quickly as it comes in. I'll check out the other one too. Your foiling with them was beautiful. Mostly I use Recollections paper from Michaels ( with varied results ).
Saludos de México, acabo de descubrir tu canal y me encanta, ya que recién me compré la plataforma para el foil y estoy aprendiendo mucho de ti 😍 Me gustaría mucho aprovechar los negativos que quedan, para no desperdiciar el foli. Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos. 😘🤗😍
I think you did an excellent job on this video with the way you conducted your tests and gave each product a grade. Thank you for that information. I was wondering if you ever foiled on black card stock? (Or other colors, but black seems like a staple.)
Have you tested the Stampin Up Basic White and their Extra thick white paper? Also we noticed you place the die and plates etc and then pressed timer button?
I am curious to try poster board paper due to its smooth texture. Based on a recommendation from another creator, I use it in place of Yupo paper when alcohol ink blending.
If you are using a typical laminator for your foiling, I’ve heard it is not good to use photo paper in them. I’ve stayed away from using it, in case they are right. Lol
Extremely helpful video. As many of us would like to add ink or water color to our foiled paper, it would be helpful if you could test papers such as bristol smooth, and common brands of watercolor paper.
Hello Yana - This video was very helpful. I was recently unsuccessfully using Neehah Solar White cardstock for this process, I thought that I was doing something wrong, thank you so much. I also have Gina K 120 lb. and Brutus Monroe 130 lb. cardstock, would you be so kind as to test those papers as well as if possible, both are advertised as smooth.
Thank you Yana. I have been struggling a bit with my Neenah. I figured that was probably the best choice of all. Who knew! But I don't always want glossy paper. Will try the Hamilco suggested in one of the comments or the SSS cardstock. When I get real confident I will try the expensive Yupo. I, too, would like to see your suggestions for black and colored cardstock.
How Bristol smooth? And tim holtz specialty stamping paper (2 papers with coatings that are ultra smooth)? And Hammermill (Lea Lawson and heather from pinkfresh- their favorite for foiling?
Such a great review and so glad that you've posted it. I've been using yupo paper for foiling for a while. Purely by accident and such a revelation. I'm going to try foiling on photo paper soon. Cheers Lisa
Thanks for the info I will have to try my Yupo and Photo Paper. What cardstock do you normally use when foiling on color cardstock. I saw some beautiful cards you did in color for Christmas. Is there a favorite brand?
This video was very helpful. Thank you so much for the information. When using the Yupo Paper, should I still put a piece of copy paper on my hot plate? Is the Yupo paper plastic?
Thank you so much for taking the time in doing this great video. It is super helpful.. I do have a question. What about color paper. what will you recommend?
I wanted to know if you tried the Spectrum Nior Ultra Smooth Cardstock, or if anybody else has. I purchased both the spellbinders and the purple foiling systems (can't remember the name right now). I'm afraid to start foiling since it seems like so many people have had a hard time with it. I've watched a couple of youtube videos to see other's trial and error and I'm just about ready to get started. I plan to use Spectrum Nior Ultra Smooth Cardstock, to begin with since, besides yupo paper, it's the smoothest cardstock I have. I also wanted to know about colored cardstock. I have a complete stash of MFT cardstocks so that's what I would be using. Let me know if you've tried any of these. Thanks for all the inspirational videos!
Thank you so much for doing this. While it is very helpful, it’s making me concerned about purchasing the glimmer machine. I hinted that I want it for Mother’s Day. I’ve been buying the hot foil plates for awhile. The reason is for my hesitation is just that I don’t want to have to buy yet another white paper. I have a hard time keeping track of all that I currently work with. A question for you is how do you foil on colored cardstock? Also, what about when you are combining foiling with other techniques such as copic coloring?
Thank for this video!! Great information!! 2 questions. The cardstock shim you use what weight is that 60, 80,110 lb? And how is it die cutting the photo paper? Thank you!! 😊
great questions! The shim I use is typically 80lb. The photo paper (and yupo) doesn't cut as smoothly as Neenah, but it cuts fine. The super detailed dies probably are not the best option to cut from photo paper. But a simple outline or simple shape, or a sentiment outline - that will cut.
Thank you so much, Yana! This video is so much appreciated ❤️ I don’t have SSS 130# CS but I do have Not Your Mama’s CS from Brutus Monroe. I wonder how that will foil?
not yet. Some colors (even from the same manufacturer) foil great, some - not so good. Spellbinders new cardstock foils relatively well (but it will not foil anything as solid as the dots used here)
Thanks, Yana! Would you try Wendy Vecchi’s Perfect Card and Simon Hurley’s paper? Both from Ranger. I struggle with good results and therefore not using my glimmer system as much as I would like.
Thank you so much for this ... I was on the verge of selling my glimmer hot foiling system as I wasn't able to get good results no matter how hard I tried!! What would you suggest if I wanted to foil directly onto a coloured cardstock?
Have you tried the Spellbinders Glimmer Specialty Cardstock yet? It seems odd that you do so much work with them and you wouldn't have been provided with their specialty foiling paper.
Do you have any suggestions how to removed foil around the edges of the paper outside of your die that you foiled? I have marks left behind on Neenah that are impossible to remove.
Linda, sanding eraser usually works. if that doesn't work - use a craft knife to scrape it off. If the marks are too big - re-foil, but cut the foil to size, that should help reduce the overfoiling
yes it is! You need to use heat resistant acetate. I'd tried it, it works. I have a video (not a comparison, just a tutorial) here - ua-cam.com/video/apuqlDfkZRg/v-deo.html
Thank you! I think I need different paper as my foiling looks horrible. Like the paper you gave 2 stars to. Have to shop.
Yes! for the longest time I didn't understand why I wouldn't get consistent results. Paper matters.
I have been wondering for a while why my foiling is so awful - Neenah 110 - thank you!
Try Hamilco Semi Gloss on Amazon. It comes in 80 & 100lb. It's not as glossy as photo paper. Is a good value and does great with stamping, ink blending, and all foiling. You will not be disappointed.
thank you, Nancy. I will :)
Nancy is the “Empress” of foiling:)
Thank you Nancy! So glad I read the comments to add to Yana's wonderful suggestions. Who knew. I thought Neenah was the wonder paper for everything.
I too would like to see an example with the Hamilco Semi Gloss.
Hi, Nancy! Do you recommend we use the heaviest weight Hamilco Semi Gloss we can get or is the lighter weight easier to foil?
Thank you. This has been my bane. It’s all about the paper.
I am so glad someone did this! I have tested most of the same papers and have come up with the same conclusion. I have found what I think is a #4 1/2 maybe even a #5 AND is also very inexpensive. It is Hammermill Premium Color Copy Cover 100# 271g/m2. You can find it on Amazon in 8 1/2 x 11 inch 250 sheets for only ~$17.00 US
Your instructions are excellent. I have learned to STOP THINKING ABOUT WHAT IF and just experiment. As my husband reminds "nothing ventured , nothing gained. Keep safe dear. Thankyou
This video convinced me NOT to get the foiling system. I’m not interested if I can’t use most of the papers I currently have in my stash. You saved me $200, and I’m so grateful.
Thank you. Looks like photo paper is winner for me as I tried it now and was easy to get negative image easily without much efforts and quick. we have lots of photo paper left.
My foiling results were fine on other papers. One of them was Mondi brand 200 gsm (bought for Minc foiling) which almost has a coating on top so positive images foil well, for negative I have had hit and misses.
This was very helpful. I almost always foil on color cardstock, so I hope you will include that in future testing. Thank you!
I'd love to know how it works on Bristol Smooth cardstock (which I love to use with zigs for watercoloring etc) Thank you so much for all these comparisons! Love ya!
Me too, how are you doing Candi?
I would like to know too!
I tried Bristol Smooth and it worked beautifully for me. Plus, is easier to find at a great price point too.
@@lizamendez41 Thanks for replying! I haven't had a chance to test it yet but now I'm super excited to!
Thanks for the info ! 👍
Thank you! I thought it was just me!
I NEVER would have considered Yupo paper! And since I love alcohol blending, I keep this paper in my stash so I must try foiling with it! Thanks Yana for such an informative video!
oh you are going to love the foiled results on Yupo. It is like nothing else. Even with the trickiest plate.
Me too, how are you doing Kim?
Awesome informative tutorial, Yana. I never would have guessed YUPO and would have been afraid of it melting. I know you're the Queen when it comes to hot foiling and always take your advice. Thanks dear!
Wow this is eye opening! I’ve been using the WRONG paper! Duh! Thank you Yana
Thanks for your turorial I knew paper made a difference just didn't know I could foil on photo paper nice to know that now I like your tutorial I learn things from you
Glad it was helpful!
Very informative. So glad I watched this video before buying my foiling system
Great video!! That’s exactly why I’ve been having so many problems...the paper!!! Brilliant video! Thanks Yana!!!
sooo helpful !!! thank you !!! could you do videos on the best paper for each medium ? copics, pencils, stamping, watercolor, ink blending, oxide sprays....etc ? would love to see :)
Getting this for Mother’s Day thanks so much for this
Yay! Happy foiling ❤
Just tried it with Gina k white heavyweight pure luxury cardstock and it worked perfectly. I've not tried it before. Since I noticed the ones you tested that have the most success had a very smooth, sleek finish, this one came to mind. I'm going to order a few of the colors and give them a try
I recently got the Glimmer Foil System and realized there was a learning curve to successful foiling. This is so helpful for those of us that are experiencing difficulty. I never dreamed it could be the paper and not the "operator". Hopefully I will have better results with trying different papers. Thank you for sharing, so helpful.
Thank you Yana, a very helpful tutorial. I never thought to try my photo paper. I’m keen to try it now. 😁
yes! photo paper (glossy) foils like magic.
This was a great comparison video. You were thorough and very descriptive leaving not a question to be answered. Thumbs up Yana!!
Glad it was helpful! Thank you so much :)
Thank you for this tutorial. I've been frustrated with my foiling thinking I was doing something wrong. Well I was, I was using the wrong cardstock/paper! I need to go shopping now. Thanks again! 🤗
I always learn something new about foiling when I watch your videos. Thank you! :) I look forward to seeing you test more papers, especially colored cardstocks. (Perhaps you'll test Crafter's Companion's Super Smooth Paper?) It would also be convenient if you can find a smooth paper that foils at 5 stars out of 5 and is readily available in most countries.
Thanks for this very needed tutorial because I was regretting of buying the hot foil glimmer machine.
Excellent information, thank you. I am surprised you didn’t test bristol smooth since that is a common paper crafters have to use with watercolor markers (Tombow, Distress, Karin etc.)
Great informative video, unfortunately I live in the uk and SSS card stock would be costly having it shipped here.
Very helpful information Yana, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Hi Yana, thanks for this insightful video! Could you please test different brands of colored cardstock as well? Such as Hero Hues, Gina K, Simon Says Stamp, Lawn Fawn... That would super nice! Thanks in advance!
I was going to ask about the Hero Hues also!
Gina K heavyweight did not do that great for colored cardstock. bought a bunch after using her white heavyweight, which was good, but colored does not have that smooth,silky finish
Great video! Thank you Yana for making this video! Have you done similar videos for best paper to use for other craft media like Copics or ink pads?
Thank you, Margot. No, I don't have anything else like that. But it is a good idea 💡
Thank you Yana for an excellent tutorial. Your tips on what paper to use are extremely helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Yes it's, how are you doing Linda?
Good info! Thx, Yana
Thank you, you have confirmed my experience and now I feel more confident to use my foil. I stopped because the results were so inconsistent.
Great tutorial. Lots of great information. Thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Can't wait till you find alllll the papers! Lol. Just tried the black typo and while good,it's not as glassy smooth as white yupo. I wonder why there's not more silly smooth\plastic-like finish on more cardstock?
TFS. I don't have any Yupo paper as it goes out of the stores here as quickly as it comes in. I'll check out the other one too. Your foiling with them was beautiful. Mostly I use Recollections paper from Michaels ( with varied results ).
So helpful, Yana! Thank you! 😍🤩
Love your videos! What is a good black and colored paper for foiling?
Very helpful, thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much for sharing!! It was very helpful!!!
Glad it was helpful!
What an awesome video. I knew paper made a difference but never thought to use yupo or something glossy
I'm so glad! Yes, yupo makes a world of a difference.
Yes it's, how are you doing ?
Saludos de México, acabo de descubrir tu canal y me encanta, ya que recién me compré la plataforma para el foil y estoy aprendiendo mucho de ti 😍
Me gustaría mucho aprovechar los negativos que quedan, para no desperdiciar el foli.
Muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos. 😘🤗😍
Awesome video
Glad you enjoyed it!
I think you did an excellent job on this video with the way you conducted your tests and gave each product a grade. Thank you for that information. I was wondering if you ever foiled on black card stock? (Or other colors, but black seems like a staple.)
Thank you so much!!!
You're welcome!
Excellent tutorial!
Thank you! This was very helpful!!
Thank you sooo much. I just purchased a Glimmer and this info helps so much!
Thank you! Great info!
Glad it was helpful!
Yeah, how are you doing Colleen?
Have you tested the Stampin Up Basic White and their Extra thick white paper? Also we noticed you place the die and plates etc and then pressed timer button?
Thank you so much Yana!!!!!! This was so helpful!!!!!!!
I am curious to try poster board paper due to its smooth texture. Based on a recommendation from another creator, I use it in place of Yupo paper when alcohol ink blending.
I would think it would foil splendidly. You might need remove one of the shims to compensate for the thickness of the board
Great video, I’m going to try foiling on photo paper I have. Thank you for sharing x
You’re welcome 😊
If you are using a typical laminator for your foiling, I’ve heard it is not good to use photo paper in them. I’ve stayed away from using it, in case they are right. Lol
Extremely helpful video. As many of us would like to add ink or water color to our foiled paper, it would be helpful if you could test papers such as bristol smooth, and common brands of watercolor paper.
Very helpful info thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! So...colored paper as your next trial,pretty please! I use black A LOT for sentiment strips.
I know! I've not found the perfect black (or colored cardstock). I'll keep searching.
@@Yana.Smakula wow! ok, thanks!
@@Yana.Smakula Yana check with Nancy. There’s a Hamilco black that’s almost as good as their white card stock
@@Yana.Smakula Tim Holtz makes a black Yupo paper. Wouldn't results be the same as the white?
I know this is an old video. Have you done these tests on colored cardstock? I would love to see that.
I have, but there isn't a single brand of colored cardstock that foils consistently well.
Awesome video! Thanks❤
Hello Yana - This video was very helpful. I was recently unsuccessfully using Neehah Solar White cardstock for this process, I thought that I was doing something wrong, thank you so much. I also have Gina K 120 lb. and Brutus Monroe 130 lb. cardstock, would you be so kind as to test those papers as well as if possible, both are advertised as smooth.
I’d love to see how the new glimmer paper from Spellbinders works!
Oh yes! It is already on my list.
Thank you Yana. I have been struggling a bit with my Neenah. I figured that was probably the best choice of all. Who knew! But I don't always want glossy paper. Will try the Hamilco suggested in one of the comments or the SSS cardstock. When I get real confident I will try the expensive Yupo. I, too, would like to see your suggestions for black and colored cardstock.
Thank you! I will keep searching and testing ❤
How Bristol smooth? And tim holtz specialty stamping paper (2 papers with coatings that are ultra smooth)? And Hammermill (Lea Lawson and heather from pinkfresh- their favorite for foiling?
Excellent & very helpful review! I just bought the heavy simon's paper, however, the other 5/5 papers look very promising
Awesome video! I don’t foil (yet). So when I do I will know what to buy. Thank you for sharing
You are so welcome!
Yes it's, it useful, how are you doing.
Such a great review and so glad that you've posted it.
I've been using yupo paper for foiling for a while.
Purely by accident and such a revelation.
I'm going to try foiling on photo paper soon.
Cheers
Lisa
Lisa, it was the same with me. I tried Yupo paper by accident. Such amazing results!
Thanks for the info I will have to try my Yupo and Photo Paper. What cardstock do you normally use when foiling on color cardstock. I saw some beautiful cards you did in color for Christmas. Is there a favorite brand?
This video was very helpful. Thank you so much for the information. When using the Yupo Paper, should I still put a piece of copy paper on my hot plate? Is the Yupo paper plastic?
Thank you so much for taking the time in doing this great video. It is super helpful.. I do have a question. What about color paper. what will you recommend?
I don't have solid recommendations for colored cardstock yet. But I will keep searching and testing
I wanted to know if you tried the Spectrum Nior Ultra Smooth Cardstock, or if anybody else has.
I purchased both the spellbinders and the purple foiling systems (can't remember the name right now). I'm afraid to start foiling since it seems like so many people have had a hard time with it. I've watched a couple of youtube videos to see other's trial and error and I'm just about ready to get started.
I plan to use Spectrum Nior Ultra Smooth Cardstock, to begin with since, besides yupo paper, it's the smoothest cardstock I have.
I also wanted to know about colored cardstock. I have a complete stash of MFT cardstocks so that's what I would be using.
Let me know if you've tried any of these.
Thanks for all the inspirational videos!
This is very helpful. No wonder I’m never happy with my results. What suggestions do you have for colored cardstocks to use? Thanks!!
Colored cardstock is tricky. Even cardstock from the same brand is often different. I have not found one yet that foils perfectly well in every color
@@Yana.Smakula Good to know. Would you let us know which one's you have had success with in your future videos, please?
I would love for you to try Gina k white heavyweight pure luxury cardstock please. J m said it worked well for them.
Thank you so much for doing this. While it is very helpful, it’s making me concerned about purchasing the glimmer machine. I hinted that I want it for Mother’s Day. I’ve been buying the hot foil plates for awhile. The reason is for my hesitation is just that I don’t want to have to buy yet another white paper. I have a hard time keeping track of all that I currently work with.
A question for you is how do you foil on colored cardstock? Also, what about when you are combining foiling with other techniques such as copic coloring?
Thank for this video!! Great information!! 2 questions. The cardstock shim you use what weight is that 60, 80,110 lb? And how is it die cutting the photo paper? Thank you!! 😊
great questions! The shim I use is typically 80lb. The photo paper (and yupo) doesn't cut as smoothly as Neenah, but it cuts fine. The super detailed dies probably are not the best option to cut from photo paper. But a simple outline or simple shape, or a sentiment outline - that will cut.
@@Yana.Smakula thank you so much for responding!! Now time to experiment. Lol!!
Thank you so much, Yana! This video is so much appreciated ❤️ I don’t have SSS 130# CS but I do have Not Your Mama’s CS from Brutus Monroe. I wonder how that will foil?
Would love to see results on Bristol smooth!
I will be sure to get some and test it!
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for these comparisons! Have you tried Nara paper or the back of photo paper that has been alcohol inked?
Have you tried the Spellbinders Glimmer specialty cardstock which is designed specifically for the hot foiling?
Thank you !! Do you have any recommendations for colored card stock? I love to foil on colored card stock just wondering what works best for you?
not yet. Some colors (even from the same manufacturer) foil great, some - not so good. Spellbinders new cardstock foils relatively well (but it will not foil anything as solid as the dots used here)
Thanks, Yana! Would you try Wendy Vecchi’s Perfect Card and Simon Hurley’s paper? Both from Ranger. I struggle with good results and therefore not using my glimmer system as much as I would like.
do these have a plastic/silky finish to them?
This was super helpful, thank you? Have you tried any of the cardstock from Papertrey Ink?
I have not. I do have some of their colored cardstock and white, but from the feel of it, I don't think it would be much different compared to Neenah.
Yana, how about watercolor cardstock?
There are various weights of vellum, I love using vellum so I would appreciate it if you can do a vellum test please?
Yes it's, how are you doing ?
theres a transluscent yupo im gonna try,fyi
Thank you so much for this ... I was on the verge of selling my glimmer hot foiling system as I wasn't able to get good results no matter how hard I tried!! What would you suggest if I wanted to foil directly onto a coloured cardstock?
Hello pebbles, how are you doing?
Thanks for the info. The photo paper is no longer available at Amazon.
Have you tried the Spellbinders Glimmer Specialty Cardstock yet? It seems odd that you do so much work with them and you wouldn't have been provided with their specialty foiling paper.
I had filmed this video before Spellbinders cardstock was released. I have tried it, yes. I'll share my findings in the next video :)
@@Yana.Smakula I did not realize their glimmer paper was a new release. I look forward to seeing what you think of it in the next cardstock video. :)
Colorway isn't in stock on Amazon and can't order it online. 🙃
Do you have any suggestions how to removed foil around the edges of the paper outside of your die that you foiled? I have marks left behind on Neenah that are impossible to remove.
Linda, sanding eraser usually works. if that doesn't work - use a craft knife to scrape it off. If the marks are too big - re-foil, but cut the foil to size, that should help reduce the overfoiling
Is it possible to foil on acetate?
yes it is! You need to use heat resistant acetate. I'd tried it, it works. I have a video (not a comparison, just a tutorial) here - ua-cam.com/video/apuqlDfkZRg/v-deo.html
🕊🙏❤️
Try Stampin up
any specific paper from Stampin up? I'll see if I can get it here in Ukraine, we don't have Stampin Up here, sadly.
@@Yana.Smakula FYI Stampin' Up just changed their white cardstock, and I don't think it is as smooth as before.
What is your favorite brand of colored cardstock to use when foiling?
Very informative. Glad you presented this.
Thank you! So helpful! ❤️
You're so welcome!
Yes it's, how are you doing?