Cyanotype Basics- How to use Jacquard Cyanotype Sensitizer Set (DIY cyanotype prints)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ส.ค. 2024
- In this video I will take you set by step through all the Cyanotype basics using the Jacquard Cyanotype Sensitizer Set. You'll be able to make you own DIY cyanotype prints right from home.
To get started, you'll need a few materials, here's what I used in the video: www.amazon.com/shop/orphabeat...
(You'll find everything you need under the DIY supplies tab)
Share you cyanotype prints with me on instagram @orphabeatrice
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Hey Everyone! Here’s the link to all the supplies you need for this project!
www.amazon.com/shop/orphabeatrice
Don’t forget to tag me on Instagram with your cyanotype art @OrphaBeatrice I can’t wait to see!
Wonderful video! Thank you so much!
These prints turned out really cool!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
Hi, would like to know how much water did you fill up each bottle?
Thank you!
Thank you for the great tutorial.
I’m glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Glad to watch your video! Keep up the great uploads! Looking forward to your growth on TH-cam in 2020 and beyond!
Thanks for watching, I’m excited for what 2020 has in store, too!
@@OrphaBeatrice You're welcome! Yeah! That's great! 😀👍👍
Great tutorial, tfs
Hi there, can you only do this on paper? Can this be applied to wood?
Hello, how Much water did you add on each of the bottles? It's not working with me, the print is still super yellow... Could you please help me please?
Hi Beatrice! Thanks for the video, really helpful. How low does the light have to be when you're first applying the solution? Is it minimal natural light but some artificial light ok?
Yes, I would keep the lights as low as possible!
Hey, these turned out so beautiful, wow! never heard of that technique before... I am wondering, did you just mix the powder with tap water? I don't trust our water here, it is very chalky (? I don't know the right english term and couldn't find it on Google, haha) and there is chloride in it. So... am I on the safe side to use destillated water?
Denise Yes, use distilled water 😊
Will the cyanotype damage the items that you use at all? Do you suggest wiping off the items after?
I wouldn’t recommend consuming anything that has been used (we tossed the dill we used in the video) but soap and water will remove the solution from non-porous items. Thanks for watching ♥️
Why does my solution turn deep green when I mix the solution. Any ideas?
It’s being exposed to too much light when mixing and applying. Try mixing and applying and drying in lower natural light!
how much water should I add to the bottles? should I fill them up to the top?
it seems there are quite a few people asking this question but no answers yet.
Yes, the directions say to fill the bottle. I would not fill it to overflowing, all the way to the top
@@OrphaBeatrice Thank you!
I have done few cyanotypes after this video and they turned out great!
I have done some calculations and since the bottles contain different amounts of chemicals, they need almost the exact amount of water to create the right solution.
in short, filling up the bottles with distilled water almost up to the top makes sense! and it does work.
Thanks again, Beatrice!
How long can you keep the dry paper before using?
Only a few hours!
I don't know about Jacquard's solution, but if you make it yourself then if the coated and dry paper is in the dark, then they are usable for a few weeks (if you put a gelatin layer before) without any issues. Tho I recommend using them ASAP, just to be sure.
Do you need distilled water?
Normal water is okay