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Angelina Fibers are made out of the same material as Fantasy Film, they are very thin strands instead of sheets. For this technique, I first ironed two different colors of Angelina Fibers together between two sheets of parchment to make a thin wispy sheet. Next I ran it through the
Cuttlebug with a butterfly die and an extra sheet of card stock to help the die cut all the way through the fibers. Then I ran the cut out fibers through a
Cuttlebug Butterfly embossing folder, again I added an extra sheet of
card stock under the folder to help place more pressure on this very thin material.
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Here's a close up of the embossed Angelina Fiber Butterfly.
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Punched out some small butterfly shapes with a punch, having a sheet of
wax paper under the ironed Angelina Fiber. This helps the punch to cut all the fibers. Then I ran the punched fibers through a detailed embossing folder, again having extra card stock under the folder.
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Close up of the small embossed Angelina Fiber Butterflies. This is fun.
1 comment:
Thanks for showing this. I have some angelina fiber and need to play with it. This would be good to do.
Chrissy
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