Using a Heat Press for Torch Paste Crafts (Plus the Supply List)

Did you know you can use a heat press to activate torch paste for wood burning? 

If you're used to using a heat gun for torch paste, using a heat press can speed up the process and allow you to heat up multiple piece of wood at the same time. 

Check out this video for how to use torch paste with a heat press...and I've included a shoppable supply list below.

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Engraving and Torch Paste: What's the Difference?

If you are a crafter who uses either a Silhouette CAMEO or Glowforge, you know there are several ways to make your projects look beautiful. However, if you’ve ever asked yourself “Is Torch Paste Comparable to Engraving?” then this blog post is for you!

Let’s explore the differences between engraving and using torch paste so we can determine if torch paste is all you need.

How to Wood Burn Wooden Spoons (and Make Them Food Safe!)

Wood burning on wooden spoons is actually really easy to do..and you can make them food safe! 

Using vinyl stencils or silk screen reusable stencils made with Ikonart and torch paste you can make beautiful custom wood burned wooden spoons! 

How to Use Torch Paste with a Heat Press for Wood Burning

A few weeks ago I shared how to use torch paste gel with wood burning stencils using either a heat gun or heat press.

Wow...I didn't realize this was such a mind blowing statement because it literally says on the wood burning gel (albeit in size 5 font) you can use 400 degree heat press.  Anyway...I figured it was time to show you how to use a heat press with torch paste gel for your wood burning signs.