Samples of retro foil blocking labels. The technique is has been around for decades and is often used to add an element of class to a design.
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Samples of retro foil blocking labels. The technique is has been around for decades and is often used to add an element of class to a design.
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DIY foil blocking business cards, as featured by Paper & Stitch
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Gorgeous gold foil blocked wedding invitation with the appearance of hand-written script. Spot the slight debossed effect created by the process on the script element.
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Insanely intricate business card design using foil blocking (also known as hot foil stamping).
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Lovely branding using copper-coloured foil. The effect adds a little more texture to the products.
This is another example of a business card using blue foil.
The copper foil is used on this example. It compliments the deep blue.
This use of pink foil on the business card creates a nice touch.
Lovely gold foil blocking detail for a letter.
The gold foil use in the numbers 21 are a nice touch to this piece of work.
This is an intricate detail design using foil blocking.
These are gorgeous examples of using foil blocking on books.
You can even foil stamp napkins now. This example is for a wedding.
This is an intricate foil stamped detail for a business card. This would be very expensive to produce because of the die (stencil) and the different types of foil used.
This is two examples of how the foil is used. It comes in rolls and varies depending on size.
The wedding industry uses this technique because it adds quality to the invitations and order of service. It adds a nice touch.
This uses silver metallic foil.