Wet cyanotype tutorial

I have been creating cyanotype prints on fabric since I learned about the process from Sue Reno in 2006. I enjoy the process and I feature cyanotype prints in many of my art quilts. I've used pre-treated cotton, raw silk, china silk and silk organza to create my prints. Each fabric features it's particular fingerprint

The original wet cyanotype method, as first invented by Krista McCurdy

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Cyanotypes are not photographic images made with a camera but are related to the days of working in the darkroom inasmuch as they are created on chemical-sensitized paper and sunlight!

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Artist in the Pacific Northwest, living in Portland. Working with the cyanotype process and collage. Inventor of the wet cyanotype process.

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I am sometimes asked if cyanotype comes in any other colour. No. The nature of the process is such that it will render itself blue. BUT …This is where the process gets even more exciting. Introducing … Wet Cyanotype.

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