I have just signed up for a cyanotype (blueprinting) exchange on one of the groups I am a member of. This is one of my experimental pieces which is a little larger than the required fabric postcard size. One of the advantages of using your own chemicals is you can use different colours of fabric which give wonderful results. I will post more pictures of the different colours later.
Saturday, 27 October 2007
Cyanotype
I have just signed up for a cyanotype (blueprinting) exchange on one of the groups I am a member of. This is one of my experimental pieces which is a little larger than the required fabric postcard size. One of the advantages of using your own chemicals is you can use different colours of fabric which give wonderful results. I will post more pictures of the different colours later.
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8 comments:
I am very admirative! Beautiful printing.
stunning. Its a very rich shade of blue you've got there...
ooooh Carol, this is very cool.
That is really nice! I have been using Dye-Na-Flo for sun printing but it's not a crisp as that. Do the chemicals have an odor?
Wonderful shade of blue and the design is so defined. Great job!
This is really lovely Carol. I'm curious did you treat the fabric yourself...or did it come ready treated? I haven't yet bought any of the pretreated fabric but I'm quite tempted.
Joanna
Beautiful, Carol
Kind regrads
Sonnja - Beertje Zonn
So beautiful like sun printing but better...
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