We R Makers Minc Foiling Machine for Crafts, 8.5-inch, Mint, Includes Transfer Folder, 6 Foil Sheets, & 6 Starter Designs, Make Cards & Invitations

Love this machine. Worked perfectly every foil just turn it on, wait for it to warm up and then foil.

Went to a craft fair and seen this and had to buy it. It’s a lot of fun using foil and making cards.

Shipped a used machine that was inside a crushed package, no items offered with the item for sale included, and zero instructions for use. Customer service number for Wear included in the return process is invalid. Do not buy WeR products! 3rd item from them and 3rd time failures!

I recently purchased the We R Makers Minc Foiling Machine, eager to experiment with foiling techniques. While the machine itself is well-designed and easy to use, I encountered some limitations with the process.Pros:Easy to Use: The machine is straightforward to operate, and the included instructions are clear and concise.High-Quality Foil Transfer: The included foil sheets produce vibrant and professional-looking results when used with the pre-printed card stock.Cons:Laser Printer Requirement: The machine requires laser-printed designs for successful foil transfer. This limitation can be inconvenient for those who don't have access to a laser printer.Limited Design Options: While the included starter designs are a good starting point, more design options would be beneficial.Overall:The We R Makers Minc Foiling Machine is a fun and creative tool for crafting personalized cards and invitations. However, the requirement for laser-printed designs limits its versatility. If you have access to a laser printer and are willing to work within these limitations, the Minc machine can be a valuable addition to your crafting arsenal.

Great machine, easy to use and makes very nice foil designs. Haven't had any problems using it.

The machine itself looks nice and cute. Packaging could be a bit better because the transfer station and gold foil are folded in half to fit into the box. The foil sheets are in a separate sleeve with sticky opening and I had to be really really careful not to let the foil touch the sticky part when taking it out. If it does it will take that part of foil off. The instructions were easy to follow and I used one of the templates to try my first project. You have to cut it down to project size first. It came out looking pretty nice at first. A day or two later and the foil starts to come off as you can see in the photo. I guess it doesn’t transfer very well. I have yet to print my own design but it looks like it transfers onto any toner printed on paper? Disappointed that the foil is coming off so quickly