Adrienne encouraged me to have a bit of a play after showing me some of what
fantasy film can do. I inked an open winged butterfly stamp with dark brown
Stazon ink and laid two pieces of light fantasy film on top, then a sheet of parchment paper and heated with a hot iron. This is what happened:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEinTCGOTf77V6h8ycOdE7ZFh1jSakf2xxCXEB5KJLF0gw-VQqp6KIoAmuEGvNYw_iHjk7Q8M_YaN2zsS2l4KLrGSNEyuVxuX4VzVAj6XIfteq8wcapX8oQL5itL7uGJUdaZBKi_V9il6eA/s400/ff1.jpg)
Cut out the butterfly and added some cut red pieces of fantasy film and some
angelina fibers (which are shredded fantasy film bits).
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjRcY0MrBjq-rxTYOWdtjLQULYd1ChlVC0xdX7J6ZMX4QnWGHHFI40QXHrc5yvvefCjfyjLGz0bDqAxFK2gJM_Ppulctz44vRRCktaEZnFUBXrGwbOGY-lwmnTR-4eAqC7sOv_XDyPovVM/s400/ff2.jpg)
Covered with another sheet of light fantasy film.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghoRpQl_d0ZJo0L4XRSrqhshrU1LKOU660jYh92swigyefJps_IvPkRihGXrSUhcY3nsbmIgxbhstJlbOi5mbsfsQhyphenhyphenv69Ghd4NPj9g2Kgg3CwnKShdMVh2laeCVbMIqq1vZDsmD1Fzxg/s400/ff3.jpg)
Heat set on, cut out the butterfly shape. View from one side:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEikhy09YXA3nF8fUOmGt2CjW58mrIFwqHyhlqryXOKKekUBge1_yrtdiWjzZfJuMKGte3XPF4XgfDLYryJbuWkC7dmUD2wc-upYJBeu5cWgs4eJY9SDLPu4Ao3U7SgeJWGC1xSofeG1km0/s400/ff4.jpg)
View from the other side:
I made another fantasy
film butterfly using the same stamp, but choosing a two darker sheets of fantasy film. I left the heat on for quite awhile and got this lovely color variations:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgVEa0R2-ClDMVhR77Y0-3DiBU4aCFtVsejceWbnJSbRq5kTWUZxtJQYwuUGXLLSAFrJ0nVjWsvwJkMZw5YRv38dhkdcbvmQDonx5DeLVNTl7KaMd5P06GR_gffMqXmBUjwl67FuUfN768/s400/ff6.jpg)
I cut out the butterfly slightly larger than the stamped image and laid down another sheet of light fantasy film.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjF-9J26KkLCgsm28L02-8L4cjE1PR0ZwsSHwNzJWd6vzwXaaZawnSI_noFYkrlOE_fKuLDuvQQeVVHxygn_ZbehkehzpyxOC-4v1o0hA0JBW_zSzLNgfeDtX7ydcs2x6pagiE-ty9r-ko/s400/ff7.jpg)
Heat set the layers together and
re cut the butterfly shape. Here's one side:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEghV-9HnK2bYbiI1RIm9YPk35yeQMh-icglTnOzrAetptvHtpZSgAevK8JSv9RGlrss6h75RWiQBFkT8TXrtypgAtmRp6uZBnAsGzwjRDbAygpeUFpXODg2UP0UHSU0mU_U1wcbMXCHFmM/s400/ff8.jpg)
Here's the other side:
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjVYAqFsmYT87q25tpr_7_uHM0y7vJA7NscFtGqfboR9WihwH-ECzZY05WoFvKtuMcXtIIZJ2sKosen0bdyKcbaeE4YLS7M0a4k0DWGK8uw1e9ju1Jxfvj6-raufaJ-773BtTqu8M9t2S0/s400/ff9.jpg)
I can see I need to order some of this fun material!!!
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