Description
The cyanotype kit is two part solution relatively inexpensive and easy to use. After exposure to UV light 
(sun)the image is developed out in water – no other chemicals are required. Colour may be easily modified by a variety of toning agents – it can be applied to fabrics and other surfaces.
The characteristic cyan blue colour is embedded in the fibres of the paper.
History – Sir John Herschel’s traditional cyanotype process practiced since 1842 became known as Blueprint. The “Blue print” was used extensively as a copying process for engineers and architects.See the information on the New Cyanotype Mike Wares chemically updated version http://www.mikeware.co.uk/mikeware/Traditional_Cyanotype.html
See the information on the New Cyanotype Mike Wares chemically updated version
