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For those use minc machine or any other machine like the minc
Hello everyone,
Do you have minc machine or any other machine like the minc? Show off your cards you made with the minc machine or any other machine like the minc. Or if you have YouTube vedios or know of any make card with minc machine posted it here. I wanted to card ideals using minc machine. I am new to the minc machine, And I don't see a lot a lot card ideals out yet for minc machine. Thanks hotwheels
Here you go. She is using the Minc with some pre-printed material that already has the toner on it. You can buy the pre-printed materials, or you can make your own by stamping your image, and then copying it using a laser printer:
If I stamping your images and take to copy place and they used laser printer what type do think would work best? I never stamped image, before and done this. so, I need some thoughts and ideals on this.
If I stamping your images and take to copy place and they used laser printer what type do think would work best? I never stamped image, before and done this. so, I need some thoughts and ideals on this.
I did this a while back. I usually like to color my stamped images, so I didn't stamp those kind of images. I decided that it would be nice to have some sentiments in foil for my cards.
I stamped my sentiments on white cardstock, and took some extra pieces of my cardstock with me to the copy place, so they could print my copies on the cardstock I brought. If you like to use your computer to make sentiments, you could do that instead of stamping them.
I used my sentiment stamps that were kind of bold, so the foil would show up good when I did it. I did Happy Birthday, Hello, and Thinking of You. I made a whole page of each sentiment to make copies of.
I used a regular laminator that I already had at home, not the Minc Machine, to do the foiling. It worked really well.
Then I cut the foiled sentiments out, matted them with a color to match my card, and attached them.
__________________ Bugga in OK
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yes think sentiments well just not stamped images digital image what types would work well in foiling them? That's why hoping for feed back on the topic.... Dose any of your craft store carry this pen? I can't find it any of my craft stores. Product Detail | Heidi Swapp
thanks hotwheels
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Originally Posted by buggainok
I did this a while back. I usually like to color my stamped images, so I didn't stamp those kind of images. I decided that it would be nice to have some sentiments in foil for my cards.
I stamped my sentiments on white cardstock, and took some extra pieces of my cardstock with me to the copy place, so they could print my copies on the cardstock I brought. If you like to use your computer to make sentiments, you could do that instead of stamping them.
I used my sentiment stamps that were kind of bold, so the foil would show up good when I did it. I did Happy Birthday, Hello, and Thinking of You. I made a whole page of each sentiment to make copies of.
I used a regular laminator that I already had at home, not the Minc Machine, to do the foiling. It worked really well.
Then I cut the foiled sentiments out, matted them with a color to match my card, and attached them.
I used the Minc machine to foil these two cards. I used gold foil on one of them and multi colored foil and gold foil on the other. I first stamped the "Just for You" and "on your special day", then copied it onto cardstock with my laser copier. I then cut it to the size for a card and ran them through the Minc Machine to add the foil.
great card.... thanks for sharing.... thanks hotwheels
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Originally Posted by bwstamper
I used the Minc machine to foil these two cards. I used gold foil on one of them and multi colored foil and gold foil on the other. I first stamped the "Just for You" and "on your special day", then copied it onto cardstock with my laser copier. I then cut it to the size for a card and ran them through the Minc Machine to add the foil.
She uses digital downloads and prints her own images. You can go to this site to get free fonts: DaFont - Download fonts
Then you can make your own personal sentiment to foil, for example, "Happy Birthday Jennifer."
It's nice that you can use any printed item to foil. It's an easy way to customize a card without having to line up alphabet stamps or pay for a custom stamp.
__________________ Elizabeth in Hoboken, proud parent of a feisty and mischievous parrot who likes to chew craft supplies
She uses digital downloads and prints her own images. You can go to this site to get free fonts: DaFont - Download fonts
Then you can make your own personal sentiment to foil, for example, "Happy Birthday Jennifer."
It's nice that you can use any printed item to foil. It's an easy way to customize a card without having to line up alphabet stamps or pay for a custom stamp.
For those use minc machine or any other machine like the minc
