Another tip: With the solar process, I always double up my image to make it darker. I dont have to do that with Cyanotype, but I get much better results when I layer two printouts together
I love this stuff! I can get full color images with just negatives. I get some really cool results. I suggest using printer settings to glossy photo paper and set the print quantity to fine. The black, however, only turns up black on fabric. The black is only dark blue on paper. Combine this with the Cyanotype process, and you can get some really unique stuff. Great video! 🎉
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Another tip: With the solar process, I always double up my image to make it darker. I dont have to do that with Cyanotype, but I get much better results when I layer two printouts together
I love this stuff! I can get full color images with just negatives. I get some really cool results. I suggest using printer settings to glossy photo paper and set the print quantity to fine. The black, however, only turns up black on fabric. The black is only dark blue on paper. Combine this with the Cyanotype process, and you can get some really unique stuff. Great video! 🎉
I made the coolest Shelly Duvall bag. I should try doing videos like this. 👍
Hi!! If you put glass on your stencil it will be more pressed on your tote. ♥️
Great idea! This was a real first attempt; hadn't thought of that!
I prefer to use solar dyes on cloudy days and expose longer. I find it really helps with condensation build up.
Kinda a lotta spongey-spongey time = I feel you.
Lay a piece of glass over it all
Good idea, thanks!
You’re supposed to apply the chemicals in low lighting
Sound needs amping up.
Soda ash to scour the fabric.
Good to know!