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Here's the supply list for our cyanotype coaster class.
To make cyanotypes, you'll need a set of cyanotype chemicals. I like Jacquard brand, but there are many out there.
You'll also need watercolor paper (or other art paper that can handle water). I like Canson, and 140lb paper will be thicker, while 90lb paper will be a little on the thin side.
You can also buy pre-sensitized paper, but I find the quality of these to...
SIGN UP HERE! Jan 29 from 12-1:30pm.
Make some lovely + simple watercolor coasters that are perfect for gift giving! We'll start by exploring a few easy watercolor techniques then transform those paintings into coasters made with durable acrylic rounds and copper tape. if you're feeling extra festive, we can add in some metallic flakes as well.
No experience required! You can make up to 4 coasters (keep some and gift...
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Sarah Lohman will be leading a special week of online writing classes from September 12-15th. Each class will meet from 8-10pm Eastern Time on Zoom. Sign up for all four classes, and we'll send over a $20 rebate after registration.
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About Sarah:
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by David McNicoll
David is a longtime Brainery teacher and author of The Language of Whisky
At two o’ clock in the morning, on the 10th of February 1567, Edinburgh was shaken by an enormous explosion in the district close to the Palace of Holyroodhouse. The building, the Kirk o’ Field, was reduced to rubble, while in the adjacent orchard garden two dead men were found, half naked and murdered. It was a sensation that led to...
