Experimental Poke (Polk) Berry Dye for Cyanotype Tinting

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Started by just trying various paper scraps around to see how it would affect them and ... no effect whatsoever.

Startled that it has ZERO ability to tint my watercolor paper that i use for cyanotypes.

"Pokeberry does not work well on cotton, hemp, linen or other plant fibers"

"It seems to work best on wool, with silk turning out a coral color. The cotton cross ties in my skeins did not absorb any color at all. "


So what you observed might not be out of place. However, you should try again after heating the juice without boiling.
 
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