Well, the results are in, and I’m really happy with this light set up.
For this first set of prints under these lights, I used a few different botanicals. The first two were dried, one from Michaels and the other from a flower arrangement I was given several years ago. The other two are from my yard: a weed and a small fern.
Here are my results on paper with 10-minute exposure. I should have ironed the paper, but wanted to get this post out. If you look at this first one you see some pink on the leaves. That is from the Raspberry Marabu Fashion Spray. I sprayed the paper, laid down the ferns, covered with glass and turned on the lights. I’ve used them with fabric in this previous post, and wanted to see how it would turn out on paper. I like it, and plan to use it on both fabric and paper in the future.
Now to the fabric. As I mentioned last post, I determined that 14 minutes was the proper exposure for my fabric.
I’m real happy with these first attempts with the lights. I’ll definitely try sun printing and Solar Fast.
What do you think? Thanks for dropping by.
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Beautiful results, Lynda!
I think that’s awesome!! Some fun stuff to do in the winter or a rainy day. Plus it doesn’t cost a fortune! Thanks for sharing.
Beautiful
How exciting! Wondering what will be the result! I think they are brilliant and can’t wait to have a go. Don’t have the lights but will try the sun. Have done sun printing years ago and can’t remember what I did but will soon get going again.
Thanks for giving me the nudge. Love dyeing fabric!!
Mary :))
Mary, yes, the sun does it too and the only way I did this type printing until I got these lights. Have fun!
Elizabeth, Thank you!
Pam, My thoughts exactly. Thanks for dropping by and commenting.
Judy, Thanks.