DIY sun-sensitive prints with turmeric! (turmeric anthotypes)

[@Vishyslay]

ooo this looks so interesting amazing carrie!

[@carrielucky10]

Thank you so much for watching!!! :)

[@angelamccabe9919]

This is a solid, straightforward tutorial. I'm going to use this one (even though there are plenty out there) for the grade 8s I intend to do this with, as it's the easiest to follow.

[@carrielucky10]

thank you so much for watching! I hope you and your grade 8s have a great time with this :))

[@CarolLuk]

Amazing, love it!!

[@carrielucky10]

Thank you so much for watching!!

[@JonoJamesJonoJames]

Thanks for the tip on Baking soda as I though the only method was with borax

[@carrielucky10]

thank you so much for watching!!

[@ErnestinaHsieh]

SO COOL!!!

[@carrielucky10]

Thank you so much for watching!!! 🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@gabriellerussell8484]

Is this colorfast enough to print clothes this way?

[@carrielucky10]

I believe I have seen people print tote bags this way, but am not sure about clothes!

[@TheStockwell]

This is a great introduction to anthotypes. I've been using all kinds of emulsions. The idea of chemical-free images is what drew me back to traditional photography.
But, it's TUR-meric, not TOO-meric.
Best wishes from Vermont 🍁

[@funluk]

👍

[@carrielucky10]

Thank you so much for watching!!