St. Louis Crafts Aluminum Metal Foil Roll, 36 Gauge, 12" x 10', Durable Foil for DIY and Crafting Projects

Very strong. Great for embossing projects. Great value for the money.

Im doing a workshop of Ex Voto etching so I got this roll to see how it'd go.Got it despite the other review that showed how beat up their roll was, because at the end of the day yes we can smooth it out with a bit of elbow grease, and still work it.... I know... I didn't want to have to do that but I knew this was specifically what I needed for the workshop so I just took the plunge eitherway.however! pleasant surprise, quality is good for the projects and it arrived in good condition! Looks like seller listened to the feedback and as you can see in the picture now the rolls seem to come in proper packaging.It will take me a bit to go through this entire roll but once I run out, I will buy from them again! :DThank you, seller!

This product actually does work but you would need multiple layers. I still feel a little bit of energy coming through from the neighbors using this energy machine in my direction and sometimes go outside and use it. I have been beamed with energy for 7 yrs now and not a volunteer, this is like a some small laser energy machine, I don't know what it looks like; when I go to work- they aim it from their cars/ at home-next door--- it hurts not sure why these people doing this MOVIE cramp( NOT a volunteer )BUT it does help i have it around my house and around my stomach area mainly which feels like my spine is being crushed to where i cant lift boxes-- it does help

Good thick metal foil. using it for an art project and will order again for the next project.

Very good so far! As someone mentioned if any dings happened during shipment. Once you cut it take it to a flat surface and roll it out with a rolling pin....I started diving into the crafting world. Have a Brothers ScanNCut SDX 120 model and it’s been a new thing learning my way around it. Anywho I wanted to line emboss stuff and looked all over for the right type of metal foil. This seemed ideal ( I read actual from someone else the higher the metal gauge the thinner it is).Anyway, it did what I need. Pretty happy. Might swing back and get a copper version later.

I bought this thinking it would be thicker for the plates on my Princess Leia belts well it turned out these are too thin they're not super flimsy but not sturdy enough for what I need. I’ll try to find another use for them maybe I’ll layer them, these do work well for shaping molds but they can get a little sharp even if they aren't very sturdy.

The media could not be loaded. So much fun for embossing! I make Christmas ornaments and paint on it. I prefer the 36ga to the 34ga. 36 is thicker and sturdier for embossing. Large cuticle sticks (Sally's Beauty Supply) and wood pottery tools are the easiest to rub in your image. And don't forget thin foam sheets to start your indentations.

I have used this for embossing metal crafts. It is fun to use, a little stiffer than I like but doable