
A few days ago I posted a
sunprint tutorial (so easy it was unnecessary, really) and promised to post the final results here. Here are a few scans of the dried sunprints, unedited and uncropped. It's not a perfect craft, and there are some splotches here and there.

Now I'm debating what I should do with these. I thought some Gocco printing inside the "frame" the leaves created might be interesting.


Or I could always make some pinback buttons with a little sunprint detail.

What do you think? Any ideas?
{A little note . . . I promise my next post will not center around this color blue, as much as I love it!}
4 comments:
I especially like the rosemary and the last one (I can't identify). Maybe you can make some sort of notebook cover out of them?
I must order a sunprint kit!
Very pretty!
I'd love them as pretty notecards
a notebook like Michelle suggested would be wonderful too!
These are very cool...I'd never heard of this process before
I may experiment with notecards--- perhaps sewing a print detail onto a kraft paper notecard?
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