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I know what angelina fiber is but I saw where you can also get angelina film. Has anyone tried it? It is at heirlooms by Sharon.com
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eastwitch2
01 May 2013
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Angelina Film it a bit heavier and more sturdy than the Mylar Film.
You can heat bond Angelina Film to other Angelina Film or to Hot Fix Angelina Fibers.
You heat bond it the same way you heat bond Angelina Fibers together.
Angelina film can be used instead of Mylar in designs that call for Mylar. You don't have to Heat Bond it to use it this way just use it as you would Mylar.
Because Angelina film is more sturdy than Mylar it will not rip easily when handling designs that are stitched with it where Mylar may rip out of open areas in a design over time.
I have placed a link below and if you click it and then scroll down the page and read all the information on the page it tells about Angelina Fibers and Angelina Film.
There is also links on that page to Project Sheets showing some examples of how to use the Angelina Film.
And for those not familar with Angelina Fibers there is also 3 Videos that you can watch on how to use the Angelina Fibers on the Second Link that I placed below.
EastWitch2
You can heat bond Angelina Film to other Angelina Film or to Hot Fix Angelina Fibers.
You heat bond it the same way you heat bond Angelina Fibers together.
Angelina film can be used instead of Mylar in designs that call for Mylar. You don't have to Heat Bond it to use it this way just use it as you would Mylar.
Because Angelina film is more sturdy than Mylar it will not rip easily when handling designs that are stitched with it where Mylar may rip out of open areas in a design over time.
I have placed a link below and if you click it and then scroll down the page and read all the information on the page it tells about Angelina Fibers and Angelina Film.
There is also links on that page to Project Sheets showing some examples of how to use the Angelina Film.
And for those not familar with Angelina Fibers there is also 3 Videos that you can watch on how to use the Angelina Fibers on the Second Link that I placed below.
EastWitch2
2 links:
[1]
http://www.embellishmentvillage.com/store.php?cat=3
www.embellishmentvillage.com
[2]
http://www.embellishmentvillage.com/shows.php
www.embellishmentvillage.com
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I've got to put this on my to order list. Thanks for the info
Bev
Bev
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I think that says it all. I got mine on ebay. it is getting very expensive, they are not selling the 1 once bags anymore. I am looking into a wholesale opportunity and will let you know. All Angelina Fiber as far as I know is still made in Europe.
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All the Angelina Fibers I have seen are made in the USA.