Cyanotype Postcard Kit

Invented in the 1840s, cyanotype uses a chemical photo agent to make watercolor paper light-sensitive. Place an object, photo, or drawing on the treated paper and expose it to sunlight. The result is a spectacular “blueprint”—your image preserved in white on a field of Prussian blue. This all-in-one cyanotype postcard kit, created in the Netherlands, contains everything needed to explore this unusual art form: two bottles of powdered photo agent, a stirrer, foam brush, mixing cup, 4 1/2" x 6 3/4" x 2" washing tray, twelve 4" x 5 3/4" watercolor postcards, two pairs of plastic gloves, and an instruction booklet. What a cool way to send unique handmade art to friends!