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BLUEPRINTING sa DIAZO & DIAZOTYPE x CYANOTYPING x FERROPRUSSIATE xx PHOTOGRAPHIC PRINT MAKING xx PRINTING & DUPLICATING How to make "portrait pillows" with cyanotype printing. The center panels on the face of the pillows are photographs printed on cotton. Cotton print fabric borders the photos to resemble a frame. Detailed instructions included. How to make your own greeting cards from blueprint paper developed in peroxide. Make blueprint art. All you need are water, sunlight, special paper, and an imagination. Alternative processes. SPECIAL SECTION provides an introduction to alternatives in the making of photographic prints. Topics covered include platinum/palladium, salted paper, gum dichromate, the Photographer's Formulary company, cyanotypes, and handmade printing papers. Blue steel. The Cyanotypes of Suzanna Steel. How to make photo collages using both the Cyanotype (blue) and Van Dyke (brown) process. Sans silver. A do-it-yourself guide to non-silver printing processes. Part 1. Cyanotypes, the process by which blueprints are made. How to make greeting cards using blueprint supplies. How to make greeting cards using blueprint paper. How to make photographic prints on fabric. Use the fabric as pillow covers for a unique way to display your family pictures. Make a "Sun Print". Decorate fabrics using cyanotype techniques. Gum/oil printing. Monochromatic and polychromatic techniques. This obscure process can form the basis for printing in Cyanotype, Van Dyke and gum bichromate. Use cyanotype blue-printing process to make panoramic photographs. How to make your own cyanotype photographic prints. Places of magic. Combining non-silver processes and hand work to produce special photographs. Includes emulsion formulas for cyanotype and gum bichromate. Antiquated processes: How to perform cyanotype and Van Dyke brown printing. How to use blueprint making techniques to apply patterns to fabric. Tip: Build this plywood and acrylic frame to protect blueprints. Tip: Holder for rolled-up blueprints is made from 2" stucco wire. Recipes and formulas for five photographic processes that can be used to transfer images onto handmade paper. (1) Heat transfer. (2) Cyanotype. (3) Van Dyke. (4) Gum printing. (5) Liquid Light silver nitrate emulsion. Article assumes familiarity with hand papermaking and darkroom photography. Only general guidelines are offered on fibers and additives when making the paper. Blueprinting on fabric. How to print photographic images or other designs on fabric using the blueprint process. Sunprints. How to make herb prints on T-shirts or other cotton fabric using blueprinting (cyanotype) techniques. Reference guide to blueprints. How objects are oriented, what different lines mean, how sectional views and tolerances may be shown and how common materials appear in sectional views. Chart of how features, equipment and surface finishes may be shown and how details may be simplified. How to use cyanotype photo process dyeing to create Oriental patterns for use on (1) a three-panel folding screen, (2) pillows, and (3) a padded rug. How to make cyanotype prints (also known as blueprint or ferroprussiate). Contact printing method results in blue image on a white background. The new cyanotype process. Significant improvements to this classic, 150-year-old non-silver process consists of a single sensitizer solution with a long shelf life. The prints are a stable blue color with a long tonal response and faster speed. Cyanotype. How to produce contact prints using this non-silver process. Use it to make prints on almost any kind of paper or fabric. Blue cyanotypes. An archival photographic printing process for purists. Step-by-step instructions and formulas. Build a $3 dry blueprint machine with a printing frame and ammonia developing tank. Get the blues. How to sensitize paper and make cyanotype prints. Blueprint holder is made from plastic pipe. Make a large, 18"x24" contact frame (exposure frame) and wash trays for making your own blueprints. Blueprint process, called cyanotype printing, is used in conjunction with sunlight to create designs on dry fabric. Use the blueprinting process to create one-of-a-kind wrapping paper. Sunprinting for quiltmakers. The basics of blueprinting on fabric. Techniques of fabric manipulation, and advice on light sources and fabric selection. | |||||||||
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