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Stamping into Angelina
Fibers
This technique was used to make the card
to left.
You need: permanent Ink
(I know Archival, Memories and StazOn work
but you'll need to test others), rubber
stamp, Angelina Fibers, parchment paper
or a non-stick teflon mat, iron.
- Lay your stamp face up
and ink it as shown to the left.
- Spread Angelina Fibers
over image, loosely. The more you put
on the more fringe you'll and the less
delicate it will look. Feel free to combine
colors. I usually add just a little extra
in the center of the image. It gives me
a thicker area to add glue or tape to
the back.
- Lay your parchement paper
or teflon mat over the fibers.
- Iron. I use high heat
and iron just enough to go once over the
whole image (usually 3-5 seconds). You
can scortch your fibers.
Extra Note: The background
for this card was created by snipping scraps
of Angelina Film and fusing it to left over
angelina fibers to make a sheet. the sheet
was then glued to card stock with The
Ultimate adhesive and allowed to dry.
 Fusing
and Stamping on Angelina Film (shown to
right).
You need: Angelina Fibers
(Fantasy Fibers by art glitter also work),
2 teflon non-stick mats or 2 peices of parchment
paper, iron, rubber stamp, StazOn ink, Angelina
Fibers (optional).
Angelina film doesn't need
to be fused to be stamped on but at least
one extra layer gives it a little more stiffness.
You can add some fibers between the layers
or on top, if you want some extra texture.
- Cut peices of Angelina
Film to the same size
- Place a piece of parchment
paper or a teflon non-stick mat underneath
your sheets and one on top.
- Iron on high heat for
about 3-5 seconds.
- Stamp your image using
StazOn Ink and allow the ink to dry.
- Cut the image out.
This technique was used
to create the card to the left. Instructions
for making the fringed ring behind the dragonfly
are provided below.
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