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I was reading in one Yahoo group Mylar vs. Angelina, I know what is Mylar, what is Angelina? Thank you
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I googled "angelina fabric". I will definitely have to read more on this. Thank you.
6 links:
[1]
http://www.thethreadstudio.com/hints/helpful5.htm
www.thethreadstudio.com
[2]
http://www.joggles.com/angelina-tutorial.htm
www.joggles.com
[3]
http://www.mywyckedways.com/files/angelinatipssheet.pdf
www.mywyckedways.com
[4]
http://www.friendsfabricart.com/Free-Articles/Angelina%20Ideas.html
www.friendsfabricart.com
[5]
http://www.sewwhatquilts.com/html/angelina_.html
www.sewwhatquilts.com
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I've seen angelina used with an embellisher machine. I've never seen it used with embroidery. I would love to see someone share what they have done with angelina.
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sewalaskan
07 Aug 2010
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I've seen it at sewing expo in Puyallup. It looked very pretty - never thought of using it like Mylar. It was fairly spendy I think. It kind of reminded me of roving - it is glittery and you pull it very thin to use it
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honeychyle
07 Aug 2010
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I had never heard of Angelina but went to the sites that sewmom provided. Seems like something I might want to try someday. Does look pretty in the pictures. Mylar would probably be easier to work with though.
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keeponsewing
07 Aug 2010
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To me it looks like between shredded fiber like (eastergrass) and the yarn like eyelash. Or even like shredded twinkle cloth. Very interesting. I'll have to look into it more. :) Thanks for sharing these links.