Textiva Film

and fusible… but only to itself, or to it’s sister product – Angelina fibers.  You can scrunch it, like the wrinkled piece above, on top of the new package. Lovely texture! I do love to play with this stuff!  Here are the directions straight from the package:

It’s best to have a teflon sheet… or a piece of parchment paper, to fuse the fibers or textiva on.

Textiva is also fun to cut up!  And it is what I began some of the embellishment on my quilt “Summer Shimmer.”

I hope you will try it!

I’ve cut it into simple, randomly cut strips, using the rotary cutter.

Make up your own recipe!  Here I mixed three different colors of angelina fibers, and sprinkled the cut-up textiva pieces on top.  Next, I laid over the corner of the teflon sheet, and pressed… for about FIVE SECONDS!  It’s that fast!  Leave your iron on it longer, and it will discolor… which may be a good or a bad thing, depending on your ideas… personal style, and intended use.

It is finished!  Ready to embellish.  Now you can just place it on your fabric, paper, or clothing item.  I stitch right over it.  I can also tear it, precision cut it into specific shapes… or not!  Tomorrow’s post will show more about ANGELINA FIBERS.  EnJOY!