‘m taking advantage of the cool, sunny weather and making the most of my outdoor opportunities. I have so much more I want to get done and I already sense the cold and darkness creeping up on me. In this edition I get a jump start on some cyanotype projects, highlight some favorite paints and give an update on my There and Back Again Cardigan! I hope this finds you well and in good spirits.
Fond Wishes,
Sarah
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Resources:
Beginner’s Guide to Cyanotype by Kim Tillyer
Schminke Horadam Aquaelle Super Granulating Paints at Jackson’s Art
There and Back Again Cardigan by Tania Barley in Peace Fleece Aran
Aloft by Bekah Knits in Tuku Wool Fingering
Vermont Sheep and Wool, October 5 & 6
Root of the Tree 
My friend Carolyn from Wilderness Woven here in the UK sent me a link to your YouTube film featuring my book – thank you SO much.
Ps. You can buy the book in the UK from my website witchmountain.co.uk and I also work in a bookshop which ships internationally https://www.samreadbooks.co.uk/product/TillyerCyanotype/13004
My goodness woman, how many ‘things’ can you get into? And very nicely done too 🙂 I really Love the colour of that Peace Fleece cardigan. sigh.
love love love everything that you are working on. i love to experiment with overexposed cyanotypes, and adding water under the glass as they are developing. such beautiful aberrations in color occur: browns, greens, and amazing shades of blue. thank you- always- for sharing your world with us so gorgeously. xx