This is what the angelina fibers look like after it they been pressed with a hot iron..if you heat these fibers for too long, they will lose their shine, so when you are applying the heat, place a piece of parchment paper over the fiber covered stamp and press firmly on the iron for 15-20 seconds and remove the heat.
Here is the almost finished picture frame I created using the pressed angelina fibers...it's waiting for a picture of my GD's first birthday party, with her wearing her "Princess Tiara" 
6 comments:
thank you Cindy for the great ideas for creating with angelina and textured homemade stamps. Great ideas. love the frame
I have never used Angelina Fibres, but the effect you created is gorgeous, I would be too scared to use it I think, probably end up burning down my house...
Wow! could this be more fabulous?! I haven't worked with Angelina fibers yet but you have inspired me to try :0)
Thanks for sharing,
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I just love this - something else to add to my long wish list of supplies!
So you're thinking about angelina and dolls too?! Guess what I've been gathering lol - I hadn't gotten any angelina yet but I did want to - I thought it would play well with my texture experiments! It's just such cool stuff , and your bits looked Very pretty. Thanks so much for posting your photos!
Oh Cindy, that frame is very pleasing to my eyes. I mean-right down my alley, just beautiful. Where can you get these frbers? I will ask for info at group site. LinLin
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