As i m experimenting with different papers i m finding it isn t so much.
Foil printing on black paper.
If so would the text be visible enough to place the foil over it.
Do you know if this same project would work on black cardstock.
Printing isn t as easy when you print on black card stock.
Make sure that nothing touches the printing on the paper as it comes out of the printer.
It works great with thick papers and heavy textures and we love to give it a bump with an embossing plate too to create a raised printing effect.
The coated paper that comes with the minc kit works.
Keep in mind white foil printing uses a thick copper plate and presses into the paper so artwork will naturally have a debossed letterpress print effect.
December 31 2016 at 3 41 am.
Also if you buy black paper and print on it and foil does that work or does the foil adhere to the black paper.
Check the paper package directions for recommended drying times.
Hi bethany i apologize for the confusion.
Foil screen print and emboss are the only printing processes available on our premium black stocks.
I have a small laser printe.
Our premium black cards are a premium product due to the high quality and caliber of card that is used as well as the higher production costs from foiling embossing rather than printing.
Requested video i tried foiling on black card stock using my inexpensive laminating machine and i got some good result.
Yes it is bit more of an investment than traditional letterpress printing on white paper but the finished product is oh so dreamy.
Thanks for the wonderful tutoril.
Digital printing can work on black paper as well if you re going for a super covert black on black look.
Meaning i want to print text onto black cardstock paper and have the gold foil laminated over it.
Foil and engraving are wonderful options when trying to print white on black for invitations.
Hope this makes sense.
Let the printing dry completely before stacking anything on top of the foil paper which may take up to 30 minutes.
Foil stamping gives anything a flash of light and with black paper the effect is multiplied even more.
The printer ink in your computer is dye based and when you print the dye adheres to the surface of the paper or card stock.