They sell paper with a blue coating in kids stores. It comes in a black bag. You put it in the sun with various things on top of it and where the sun hits (UV-light), it turns white. When you wash the paper in water, the reaction becomes fixed. What is the formula?
Yup, the solargraphic kits seem to be the very simplest form of cyanotype: potassium ferricyanide plus ferric ammonium citrate. They're nearly harmless and easily mixed from scratch.