How to foil print on napkins?

While we all love the idea of a napkin that can last longer than a single use, some things just aren’t worth the trouble. Ask any waitress or bartender how many times they’ve had to replace a napkin because someone forgot to take the foil off—it’s a nightmare! Plus, who knows what that napkin is sitting on right now? It could be washed and reused over and over without even anyone knowing. For these reasons, we recommend disposing of

How to foil print on paper napkin without ironing?

It is extremely easy to iron off the printed part of the napkin but would you want to take away the shine? Especially from a napkin that has a shiny tablecloth underneath? That would be a major bummer! If you want to make sure that you don’t end up with a paper napkin with a wrinkled, ironed-on part, then you need to use a technique that avoids ironing. This technique involves using three sheets of paper towels and an old tooth

How to foil print on napkins on iron?

To prevent water spots or color transfer after washing, you can apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly to the iron and then place a damp napkin on it. A few minutes later, the napkin should be dry and the color will be absorbed in the napkin and will not transfer to the iron.

How to foil print on plain paper napkin?

If you have a dark tablecloth or a colored tablecloth that matches your napkins, you might not want to use them. Instead, use white or lighter colored napkins. If you don’t like the color of your napkins, you can always add a napkin ring or a napkin tag that matches your napkins.

How to foil print on paper napkins?

There are a few ways to prevent those cute napkins from printing on themselves. First, when printing on paper napkins, use a high-quality ink cartridge. Start by printing on white paper napkins. If the color doesn’t look right once dry, your print job was not done right in the first place.