Hot Foiling with Dies

Hello there everyone! Lydia here. Today, I'll be sharing how to do hot foiling with dies. Yup, every die that you have in your crafting stash can be used to do hot foiling. Let's get started!

How to Do Hot Foiling with Dies

I started by heating Dainty Blooms Cover Die in my hot foiling machine. I then added some foil, shiny side down, and a piece of white cardstock. Then, I ran this through my die-cutting machine. Once this was done, I had a beautiful gold foiled outline of the cutting lines of the die transferred onto the cardstock.

Afterward, I went ahead and colored the panel using Woodless Coloring Pencils. I used Peach Perfect, Coral Bliss, and Heart Beat pencils for the flowers, Fresh Lemon, Maple Yellow, and Orange Cream pencils for the flower centers, Limeade, Grass Field, and Shadow Creek pencils for the leaves, and Desert Night pencil for the background. When the coloring was complete, I trimmed the piece to size and adhered it to a 4 1/4″ x 5 1/2″ card base.

For the sentiment, I foiled the smaller die from Be Kind Die Set onto a piece of Navy Cardstock. I then cut around this using the shadow die in the set.

I really wish you could see the foiling on this in real life as the photos don't really do it justice!

To see how this card came together, please watch the video below or over on YouTube:

I hope this inspired you to do hot foiling with dies! Thanks so much for stopping by!

~Supplies Used~

Dainty Blooms Cover Die [ ALTN ] Be Kind Die Set [ ALTN ] Woodless Coloring Pencils [ ALTN ] Classic Crest Solar White (25… [ ALTN ] Instant Dimension Foam Tape [ ALTN ]