<DIV>Discover the potential of spunbonded textiles<BR><BR>Spunbonded textiles are a type of manmade fabric that are strong and flexible, but also often soft and warm to the touch, making them ideal for textile art. They can be washed, dyed, painted, printed, stitched, burned, fused, foiled, stenciled, and slashed with ease.<BR><BR><I>Spunbonded</I> explores different types of spunbonded textiles&mdash;materials like Lutrador, Evolon, head-distressable tissue, tyvek and kunin. Learn first how to color with painting, printing, and dyeing. Next, Wendy explains heating, distressing, fusing, and soldering techniques for which these spunbonded textiles are perfect. Additional techniques include image transfer, foiling, and stamping.<BR><BR>For mixed-media and fiber artists who are looking to get started with spunbonded textiles, <I>Spunbonded</I> is the essential guide to using these versatile textiles.<BR></DIV>