Internet Dummy Tries 1800s Printing Technique

[@doninis1354]

This is on my list as well...I said it before I love seeing you expierementing! Your design was indeed tasty! 👍👍tape is your friend My guess,1 the shirt (even the thicker one) might need a "base" acrylic white or fabric ground 2 you can prep your fabric to recive more color by preping it with alum (it's a salt, and you use it to die yarn or fabric, just let the shirt sit in a solution or boil it; I am sure there are a lot of videos out "Last Minute Laura" has one she hammers flowers on a shirt) but I don't know if this would make it better with this technic3 the wood panel might be to thin coded maybe second code?

[@modimakes]

Ohh right on thanks for the compliments and all the advice! I'll definitely look into that, but I'm coming out with the second cyanotype vid tomorrow and i managed to learn a few things about printing on shirts in the process

[@sherrina75]

This is brilliant, thank you Modi! I love the board and t; but paper has possibilities for "runs". Would sealing your negative with a clear sealant help protect it?

[@modimakes]

Possibly! not sure but its worth a shot tho you have to leave it able to be washed