How do you make sun prints on fabric?
Directions
- Make Paint. Dilute the paint with water at a 1:1 paint to water ratio.
- Wet the Fabric. Wet the fabric in a bowl of water and squeeze it out until it is no longer dripping.
- Paint the fabric with a big paintbrush.
- Press the leaves and flowers.
- Place in the sun.
- Remove leaves.
- Set the paint.
How do you use Dye-Na-Flow?
Simply apply to pre-washed fabric with a brush, squirt bottle, sponge, or airbrush. Let dry. Iron fabric for 3 minutes on dry setting appropriate or fabric. Wash in cool water with Synthrapol and rinse.
What do you need for sun printing?
- Collect a selection of leaves and flowers.
- Arrange your plants on the construction paper according to your artistic tastes.
- Use thin strips of tape to secure your plants on the paper.
- Tape your paper onto a window, with the plants facing outwards.
- Leave the paper in the Sun for a few hours.
How do you make a fabric cyanotype?
Weigh the fabric you want to scour then take 10% of that weight in soda ash(washing soda) and dissolve in 40 times that weight in water (1ml = 1g). Simmer the silk in the solution for 30 minutes. Allow to cool then rinse VERY well, adding a splash of vinegar to the final rinse if you live in a hard water area.
How do you make Sun Color Paint?
In the top window, I used three different yellows, gradating from deep orange yellow, to yellow to green yellow and then back to yellow and a deep orange yellow. In the bottom window, I did the same thing but added a lot of white to the green yellow in the middle. Notice how this creates a greater glow.
Can you dye fabric with acrylic ink?
You can use acrylic fabric inks on any fabric that works with fabric paints: cotton and cotton/poly blend quilting fabric, flannel, quilt batting, rayon, linen, canvas, silk, organza, Timtex®, and Lutradur®, cotton knits, suede, terry cloth, velvet, velveteen, leather, and most synthetic fabrics.
How do you dilute Na flow dye?
You can dilute it with water and tie-dye using squirt bottles and then set the paint in a commercial dryer or with an iron. Really nice effects and it’s fast and easy. Water based and non-toxic.
Is Sun paper cyanotype?
Cyanotype is a photographic printing process that uses the sun to create wonderful cyan-blue prints.
How does Sun printing work?
The sun print paper is coated with a photo-sensitive chemical which reacts in light. The photo-sensitive paper turns pale blue when exposed to light. Water stops the chemical process and fixes the shadows of the objects on the sun print paper.