Cyanotype kit.
Cyanotype is a photo development process that produces cyan blue.
It is used for both developing photo negatives and making photograms - transferring different items onto paper/fabric.

The cyanotypy kit consists of two parts:
Part A (potassium hexanoferrate)
Part B (iron ammonium citrate)
With this kit you can make about sixty-five 20 x 25 cm prints on paper and forty-20 x 25 cm prints on fabric.

Use:

• Fill both bottles with water and shake properly until the powder has been completely dissolved. Use after 24 hours for better results.
• In low light mix the two solutions into the same proportions (mix as much as you need for the use, the solution is active/stable for 2-4 h when mixed).
• Cover the fabric or paper with solution and allow to dry in the dark.
• When dry, place a photo negative or different objects plants, branches, keys, flat figures, etc.) on the paper/cloth, press them down with glass and place it in the sun or UV light (~ 30 min, depending on the circumstances).
• The printouts are treated in cold water, rinsed for approximately 5 min, and left to dry.
• Within 24 hours, the printout will oxidise into its final version.
• To speed up oxidation, the printout can be submerged in a bathtub filled with water diluted with hydrogen peroxide, then rinse and dry.
• Attention! Avoid getting on the skin and clothing.
• Do not breathe dust! If on the skin, rinse with water for 15 min.