Artful Creations With Angelina with

Bente Nysaether- Malm

Have you ever heard of Angelina, have you ever used it? It is a beautiful fiber product that melts with an iron to make interesting and pretty surfaces.

Bente is a master at using Angelina and in this class you will make one of the portfolios pictured here as well as learn more about working with Angelina. A must for both art quilters and traditional quilters.

Angelina Fiber is a new, very fine fiber that is heat bondable. The fibers are light reflective, as well as light refractive. Angelina is a heat bondable polyester fiber, meaning it bonds to itself when heat and pressure are applied. Simply place it between two sheets of paper towels or pressing sheets and iron on silk setting for three seconds and you'll make a shiny soft sheet of polyester fabric! It is very hard to get a good picture of Angelina. It changes colors in different lighting, but it doesn't really matter because it also changes color when you fuse it!

Bente has developed a pattern for a portfolio that is fitted with storage areas. She uses Angelina mixed with wool for the surface.

Supply List for this class

This is a model for the online class I will give. Size 9 1/2" x 13 1/4" Front and back is made of Angelina and wool I work hard to get good photos of Angelina, this is taken in evening with flash lamp on my camera