Karen Elaine showcases the magical process of cyanotype printing using Jacquard’s Cyanotype Kit on our beautiful Japanese washi papers.

🌞 Discover how sunlight and creativity come together to create stunning blue-and-white prints—perfect for artists, crafters, and printmaking enthusiasts alike.

Items Used:

For an easy, shoppable overview of the Yasutomo items used in this video, visit our Cyanotype on Washi Paper | Karen Elaine x Jacquard Special Collaboration collection HERE.

• Jacquard Cyanotype Kit (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Yasutomo hake brushes (BFC series)
• Mashi Hosho (6MAH)
• Usugami (6U)
• Asagami (6AG)
• Torinoko (6T)
• Niji Watercolor Paper Pads, available in hot press (NHP-5) and cold press (NCP-5)
• Assorted stencils (Karen particularly likes the ones by Elizabeth St. Hilaire on Joggles) (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Karen mentioned the NotanIzer app to create the print of the cat on Usugami paper available on Google Play or Apple store
• UV lamp that Karen used (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Karen mentioned artist Terry Runyan who inspired Karen to create her watercolor cat pieces (this was the specific course cited, which you can still access through the Workshop Week Vault)
• Hydrogen peroxide 3% - Karen likes the spray bottle format (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Holbein Multi Sizing Liquid (not sold by Yasutomo)
• All-Purpose brush size 2 (SW2) - Karen used this to paint with cyanotype solution on paper to make curlicue designs, as well as to pain the Holbein multi sizing liquid onto her masked piece
• Tea bag paper (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Molotow One4All Acrylic Paint Marker 127HS-EF 1mm Extra-Fine Tip Signal White - Karen used this for her lettering on the cat painting piece (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Gathered Flowers, 6" x 6" by The Crafter's Workshop - this is the stencil Karen used for the 6" cyanotype origami square (not sold by Yasutomo)
• Liked this livestream? You'll love what Stacey Park at ScrapbookingMadeSimple does! Check out her channel and see what she likes to create with Yasutomo products