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These cushions are original cyanotypes and are made to order. I make them in blue/white and blue/sage green. They work particularly well with structural plants such as Ferns, Wild carrot, Alliums and Honesty. They look lovely when paired with the lanterns and lampshades.

This original framed cyanotype has an unusual toned background created by interfering with the chemical process. I use spices, vinegars and soap to create this effect.

A traditional Prussian blue and white original cyanotype of a fern. This species is a firm favourite for so many due to its structural elegance.

Whether a lampshade or pendant lamp these are more beautiful when backlit. As with all my work they are original cyanotypes. I make them to order or you can buy a complete unique lamp with the base made by a local wood turner.

hese jolly little lanterns look great in a corner in the house or on a table in the garden. The paper I make them from is translucent which emits a lovely glow. They have a double use by being pencil pots in the study..

A move away from botanical cyanotypes but an original framed picture all the same! Rice, pasta and pulses. Can you identify them all?

A very large framed montage of original cyanotypes. I have used the more structural plants in the garden with a few foraged feathers added. I am about to start on another similar one but need to wait as my stash of dried, pressed snowdrops needs updating.

This framed original cyanotype uses the traditional method but by using a timed exposure I am able to create the different hues of blue. I enjoy the more complex image produced.