I love both of these fabric printing processes 😊💙💚. Cyanotype printing is an early photography process, famously used by the C19th botanist Anna Atkins to capture a large range of plant images. You can use it to create unique images on fabric (or many other substrates), which can then be used in your creative practice (think embroidery, collage, mark making…). The fabric is treated with a two part solution, which is left to dry in low light. Items (in my case dried plant material) are then ar

I’m not exaggerating 💙💙💙 #cyanotype printing is ridiculously addictive! Who else is hooked? If you’re new to this process, here’s some information about it: 💙Cyanotype is the original sun-printing process, one of the earliest photographic techniques, dating back to a process developed by Sir John Herschel in 1842 (it’s where the phrase “blueprint” comes from). Suitable for applying to both fabric and paper (as well as other objects, such as shells), the process requires two chemicals mixed i