Posted by Living Felt on 6/2/2026 to FIBER & FELTING LABS - VIDEO TUTORIALS

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FIBER Lab

FIBER LAB - Felting with Angelina

If you have ever been captivated by the sparkle and shimmer of Angelina fiber but were unsure how to actually work it into your felting projects, this Fiber Lab is for you. Today, we will show you how to use Angelina in both needle felting and wet felting to create luminous highlights, sparkling textures, and surface effects that wool alone cannot create.

Fiber LabFiber Blending Felting with Luster Fibers

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You will learn how to blend Angelina with wool, layer it into your projects, control texture, and even melt heat-bondable Angelina for completely different visual effects. Along the way, we will share practical studio tips, sample ideas, and creative approaches that you can start experimenting with in your own fiber art right away.

Learn what Angelina fiber is and how it behaves differently from wool
Explore blending Angelina with batting, sliver/top, silk, viscose, and textured fibers
Learn techniques for incorporating Angelina into needle felted and wet felted projects
Demonstrate how heat-bondable Angelina melts and creates textured effects
Encourage experimentation, swatching, and building a personal fiber reference library

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1. Background Fabric

Choose the background for your 2D needle felted project.

Suggested100% Wool Felt

2. Wool Colors

Choose colors for blending, experimentation, and for creating your color organization recipes.

SuggestedWe blend Angelina with wool tops like Merino Top, and with batting like our Maori, Bergshcaf and MC-1 Batting

3. LUSTER fibers

Choose colors for blending, experimentation, and for creating your color organization recipes.

SuggestedWe used a variety of Angelina colors to create unique hues in this tutorial but you can use any color you like! We recommend grabbing one of our Angelina Goodies so you can try creating your own blends.

4. Tools & Notions

Gather helpful needle felting tools before you begin.

SuggestedFelting Needles for creating samples: 38g or 40g Triangle. WOW Pad or Felting Foam - 5x5 or larger, Righty needle felting tool. Parchment paper, teflon sheets and an iron for heat bonding the Angelina fibers.

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