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COUTURE CREATIONS > TAMPONS HOT FOIL ET FEUILLES DE FOIL GOPRESS

Shop 2 Gopress Hotfoil Stamps and Foils products from our Couture Creations range. See them in use in our tutoriels gratuits pas à pas, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.

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CON Tampon de dorure à chaud Ananas

13,99 €
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CONS GrabPick'nLift3in1MagicTool

13,99 €

About GOPRESS HOTFOIL STAMPS AND FOILS

GoPress Hotfoil Stamps and Foils from Couture Creations are designed for crafters who want to add stunning metallic finishes to their cardmaking and paper projects. Whether you're new to hotfoiling or already experienced, this collection gives you the tools to create professional-looking results at home.

In this category you'll find hotfoil stamps in decorative designs—like the Pineapple Hot foil Stamp—along with specialist tools such as the GrabPick'nLift 3in1 Magic Tool. Crafters use hotfoil stamps to apply shiny metallic foil to cardstock, vellum and other surfaces, creating eye-catching details that really stand out. The stamps work with a compatible hotfoil machine, and the specialist tools help you position, pick up and apply your foils cleanly and precisely.

When choosing hotfoil stamps, think about the designs you love and how they'll work with your existing cardmaking style. Always check that any tools and stamps you select are compatible with your hotfoil machine, and take time to practise on scrap paper first—this helps you get confident with the technique before using your best cardstock.