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Showing posts with label Peel off stickers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peel off stickers. Show all posts

Monday, 24 March 2014

Peel offs Price Crash

Border, corner & frame peel off stickers at Foil Play
The price of peel off stickers at Foil Play has plummeted by 20%, with most now 55p a sheet. A wide variety of greetings,  border & corner and picture peel offs is available, suitable for Christmas, Birthday and other everyday occasions.
Butterfly embroidery peel off stickers at Foil Play
Foil Play offers individual sheets, so that you can select just the designs of your choice rather than investing in a huge kit. Peel offs can be very versatile - use them in many ways, from popping on a quick greeting or embellishment, or really go to town to produce more special effects.
Male themed peel off stickers at Foil Play
Speedy despatch is a priority at Foil Play, and UK p&p is free on all orders over £10.

Friday, 2 April 2010

Party girls and cupcakes cards, using peel off stickers

The humble peel off sticker doesn't always get a great press in the world of crafting. However, they can be a very handy addition to your crafting stash and a little can go a very long way.
Check out these beautiful designs by my talented friend Angie, a member of the Foil Play design team, for lots of inspiration on how to make some gorgeous cards and tags.
Angie has used very simple ingredients, including peel off stickers, gel pens, ribbon and a touch of bling.
I'm sure you'll agree that the results are stunning!
On some cards, such as the right hand side of the one above, you can see that Angie has used the 'negative' part of the peel off as well - i.e. the bit left behind on the sticker sheet when you peel the main design away.
Many stickers have been stuck onto card then Angie has decoupaged around the design and mounted them with 3D self adhesive foam, to add dimension to the finished projects.
Peel off sticker sheets are a very inexpensive yet versatile addition to your crafting stash.
For hints and tips on getting the best out of peel off stickers, check out this previous blog post.
Angie used the silver peel off sticker sheet pictured below (and the same design in gold) to make all of her cards and tags.
Foil Play stocks a wide range of peel off stickers for many occasions. As you can see from all of the projects here, a couple of sheets can go a very long way!

Wednesday, 4 November 2009

Sympathy card using picture peel off

My friend made this sympathy card, after the death of his friend and work colleague, who was an HGV driver.

The silver picture peel off sticker has been placed on silver mirri card, decoupaged and mounted onto a blue mat with foam pads. A greetings peel off has been added to a matching mat and both mats have been fixed to silver pearl card using plain metallic brads. The silver card was then mounted onto an A5 card, made from an A4 sheet of silver moondust card, folded in two.
The Starform peel off sticker sheet used to make the card is pictured above.

Friday, 4 September 2009

New peel off stickers sheets

I've stocked up on peel off stickers at Foil Play, particularly borders and corners which are great for adding a finishing touch to card projects.
A wide variety of both greetings and picture peel offs is available at Foil Play. Individual sheets are on offer so that you can select the designs of your choice, rather than investing in a huge kit.
New sheets include:

Peel off sticker sheets are an inexpensive yet a very versatile addition to your crafting stash.
For hints and tips on getting the best out of peel off stickers, check out this previous blog post.

Sunday, 8 March 2009

Easter card making supplies

With Easter rapidly approaching, I thought it would be handy to do a round up of what's available at Foil Play for making Easter cards. First of all, the cute selection of new Patchwork Kingdom Easter characters designed by Beth Huges, with co-ordinating background papers. The Easter hen is pictured above.
Also new, two foiled die cut sheets from Kanban containing a selection of Easter toppers and greetings, with co-ordinating daffodil and Easter egg background card sheets.
There is a selection of traditional 3D step by step decoupage sheets featuring cute bunnies and chicks, if you prefer religious images, there are plenty of those available too.
I have just stocked up again on Easter greetings peel offs with several designs available to choose from in gold, silver and yellow, and also on Mother's Day greetings peel offs.
Dufex has a range of Easter goodies available, including the die cut decoupage kit pictured above, which contains a die cut sheet, a non die cut elements sheet and a project sheet.
This Dufex sheet with cute chicks and bunnies is available in both die cut and traditional decoupage formats.
If you have a lot of Easter cards to make, this Dufex topper sheet is great value, it contains many different motifs and greetings. There is also a lovely co-ordinating Easter egg patterened texture sheet.
These cute magic motifs can be used with foil, glitter or flock. Even better, they are priced to clear!
Last but not least, if you are quick, you'll be able to snap up the last few Easter Egg and Easter basket brass charms in stock.

Saturday, 18 October 2008

Foil Play peel offs feature in Papercraft Essentials magazine

Check out issue 34 of Papercraft Essentials magazine for a feature (pages 68 - 70) using the peel offs pictured.

The article includes instructions for five gorgeous cards designed by Kim Fee, using swirly candle and bauble peel offs, which are available at Foil Play in gold, silver, white (gorgeous on vellum), black and copper.
Papercraft Essentials costs £3.99 and issue 34 comes with a Stamping Essentials ideas Christmas special magazine and Christmas designer paper pack, with papers, templates and card blanks.

Sunday, 20 July 2008

New peel off sticker sheets

I've added some new peel off sticker sheets to Foil Play today. New sheets include:
These snowflake borders are available in white or silver, there are also some new holly border sheets in gold and silver.
I've restocked some of the most popular oriental designs, including these gorgeous dragons, available in a choice of colourways.
Peel off sticker sheets are a inexpensive yet a very versatile addition to your crafting stash. For hints and tips on getting the best out of them, check out this previous blog post.

Saturday, 24 May 2008

New peel off sticker sheets

I've just added some great new peel off sticker designs, including:
Peel off sticker sheets are a very inexpensive yet versatile addition to your crafting stash, for hints and tips on getting the best out of them, check out this previous blog post.

Monday, 25 February 2008

Easter Dufex decoupage back in stock


This popular step by step decoupage sheet from Dufex Crafts is back in stock, after being out of stock at the manufacturer for several weeks. It features three separate step by step projects of cute Easter bunnies and chicks.

Foil Play has plenty of other goodies in stock for creating Easter cards too, including:

Sunday, 24 February 2008

Double sided peel off stickers

Here's something a little different! Double sided peel off stickers in a wide choice of designs, including greetings, butterflies, flowers, hearts, stars, borders and more.

These stickers are intended for use with foil, glitter, flock, caviar beads or coloured sand. Great for adding dimension and texture to your card craft projects.

The picture above shows a selection of the hearts stickers, to which I've applied pearl pink, hot pink and red foil, holographic pink ultra fine art glitter, red flock and red caviar beads.

To apply the stickers, first peel back the top covering layer, remove the sticker of your choice, and apply to your project. Remove the second covering film (you can use this to mask part of the design if you want to use more than one colour on an individual sticker motif) and press over foil, glitter, flock, sand or beads to decorate the sticker.

There is a slight 'lip' to the face of the stickers where they have been cut on the sheet - when I tried them out, I found that I got better results by applying the face of the sticker to the project, then foiling or glittering the reverse of the sticker.

Sunday, 13 January 2008

Bargains galore in the January sale!

There are lots of crafting bargains to be had in the Foil Play January sale:

- 25% off individual packs of ultra fine glitter (usually 99p a pack)

- 25% off individual rub on foils (usually 99p each)

- Over 25% off Christmas peel off stickers (usually 69p each)

- 25% off embossed & gilded Christmas decoupage (usually 85p each)

- 25% off step by step Christmas decoupage sheets (usually 75p each)

- 33% off Mamelok Christmas scraps (usually 45p each)

- Savings on rub on foil selection sets

- Up to 40% off Clutter sheets (usually 75p each)

- Over 20% off selected Victorian 'Golden Age' decoupage (usually 70p each)

- 16% off TBZ die cut decoupage (usually £1.50 each)

- 50% off Christmas embellishments (down from 99p)

- 50% off 3D stickers (down from 99p)

I will be adding more sale bargains as January continues, to clear the decks and make way for more new crafting goodies during 2008.

If you haven't tried foiling or the ultra fine art glitters before, now would be a great time to have a go at sale prices. Dare I mention also that it's also a great time to stock up on bargain Christmas crafting goodies ready for next year!

Saturday, 8 December 2007

More new peel off designs

I have added lots of new peel off sticker designs to the site this weekend, including oriental, religious, embroidery, Christmas greetings and Christmas designs.

Many of the new sticker sheets are filled, rather than outline peel offs. You can of course apply these directly to your project. Alternatively, you can apply them to decorative background paper or card, then decoupage around the sticker and mount on your project, for added dimension and decorative effect.

Sunday, 25 November 2007

Crafting with peel off stickers - a few hints and tips

Peel off stickers are a staple item for the crafter, and very versatile. Use them in many ways, from popping on a quick greeting or embellishment, or really go to town to produce more special effects.

Basic 'how to' instructions

To apply peel off stickers, bend the sheet and gently pull up part of the edge of the sticker (on delicate designs it may be necessary to loosen more edges).

Peel the entire sticker off the sheet and allow it to relax in the air, and regain its shape. Use tweezers, or a 'pokey tool' to hold the sticker if you prefer. Gently place the sticker onto your project (so that you can reposition if necessary). When you are happy with the placement, press down to adhere it.

If you are working with a greetings sticker, or individual letters, it can be a little tricky to get the wording straight. One way to do this is to use a post-it note as a straight edge against which you can align the message, then remove the post-it note when you are done.

If you are working with a very large peel off design, it can be sometimes be difficult to get it to lay it flat on your project, without getting any lumps or crinkles in the design. A tip here is to lay the peel off on your work surface, adhesive facing upwards, then lay your card or paper over the peel off and adhere it in that way.

How to get more out of your peel off stickers

Here are just a few ideas for using peel off stickers:

- colour in the sticker using a variety of materials - watercolour or gel pens, paints, chalks etc;

- use the sticker as a stencil - first remove some of the stickiness, by sticking to your clothes a couple of times, then place on your project and chalk over, then lift the sticker away (and repeat the process if you wish to make a background design, for example);

- apply the sticker to adhesive film (or use a glue pen), and colour it in using ultra fine glitter, rub on foil or coloured sand;

- apply the sticker to your choice of decorative background, then cut around it before applying to your project, either flat or using foam pads or silicone adhesive to achieve a 3D effect - either will emphasise the design very effectively. Transparent peel offs suit this technique particularly well. For background, you could use plain, decorative or holographic paper or card. Gold peel offs on a gold background or silver peel offs on silver look great too;

- bored with the basic colours? - change the colour of your stickers (while still on the backing sheet) using overhead projector or special peel off colouring pens;

- use the stickers as an outline for glass painting projects;

- use the 'negative' left behind after using a peel off sticker. To do this, you will need to cover the negative design with overlapping strips of Scotch magic tape, or peel off transfer sheets. Press down very firmly, then lift off the design. Place the tape / transfer sheet over where you wish to apply the negative image, then rub over very firmly (e.g. with the back of a spoon) and the design will transfer. You will need to apply a lot of pressure to achieve this successfully!

- another way to use the 'negative' if you have the same design of sticker in different colours, is to use the 'negative' from one or more different colours to fill in a design, use tweezers or a pokey tool to get the pieces in position.

New peel off designs

I've added quite a few new peel off designs and updated stock of some favourites too over the past couple of weeks. These include Christmas greetings; Christmas designs; alphabet and numbers; borders and corners; fashion, transport and oriental.

Sunday, 23 September 2007

Step by step project: Christmas glittered bauble card


This is the first in a series of step by step projects to showcase different ways to use rub on foils and ultra fine glitters. This beautiful card has been designed by Andrea Dipple, and detailed instructions on how to create it can be found here.