Hi Geet, it's sourced in the second slide: www.bluesunprints.com. Thanks!
where do you buy light senstitive fabric?
Sun printing on fabric is a wonderful way to capture the summer sunshine and your favorite flowers, leaves, or seed pods. The chemically-treated light-sensitive fabric is available in silks and cottons, and is an incredibly easy canvas on which to design gorgeous botanic prints.
Sun prints are also known as cyanotypes, an early photographic process that was refined by Anna Atkins, a botanist who used the light-sensitive paper to reproduce images of plant specimens. It's easy to make your own fabric cyanotypes—I'll show you how in this slide show.
Anna Laurent is a writer and producer of educational botanical media. Photographs from her forthcoming field guide to Los Angeles are available for exhibition and purchase at the author's shop.
Receive a FREE trial issue of Garden Design!
To receive a complimentary issue of Garden Design, simply fill in the form to the right. If you like it, you will receive 6 more issues (7 in all) for $11.97! You save over 71% off the newsstand price! Plus, you get a FREE travel bag with your paid subscription. Otherwise write "cancel" on the invoice you receive, return it, and owe nothing.
The free issue is yours to keep!
