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I have been playing with some Wet cyanotype sheets......a process I read about on blog by
Sue Reno. I had some older various treated sheets and decided to try it out. This is a Jacquard Sheet. It seems to be heavily treated sateen. This is the best of the Jacquard sheets I have gotten thus far.

This was how it started......around 9:00 AM. Fern leaf on slightly misted canvas. Ready to sit outside and bake in the sun.

A little later in the day

24 hours later before washing.

Rinsed and ready to dry.

Fully dried.
This is a total 36 hour process
That is do cool. I want to try it, now!
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