Working with Soy Wax Batik

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This video was presented at the Virtual Quilt Fest online. It is a condensed version of my batik printing and dyeing techniques.
I'm posting it here for any of my students who want to lean.
You can see more of my work, and tag me in anything you've made from my tutorials on Instagram:
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26 июл 2024

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@suethompson8538 3 месяца назад

Thank you, that was great. Good clear instructions and I thought your fabrics had good visual interest.

@shelleymonkland8996 6 месяцев назад

Thank you so much. I have done soy wax several years ago. I have just been asked to run a workshop in June.

@dayleellis1971 9 месяцев назад

Thank you 😊

@annalynn9325 9 месяцев назад

inspiring 😀

@annette3966 2 года назад

Excellent video, thanks so much! Can't wait to try the soy wax and making some stamps!

@gracensowah9933 3 года назад

Thank you very much

@susieepstein2726 Год назад

thank you so much for this video! your instructions are excellent and i can't wait to get started doing this. BTW i wasn't able to find your web site ?

@StitchingVulture Год назад

The link is in the video description.

@kraftskart Месяц назад

I am very grateful for this video; you explained it well. I have a question which is very important for me. I have done many batik projects and never dipped the fabric in water. I mostly remove wax by ironing the fabric with newspapers. A few months back, I started to remove wax with boiling water, but I faced the issue that the wax did not remove properly even after 2 hot baths. what do you suggest? should I use anything else for this? and one important thing I love to do is batik with silk paints.

@StitchingVulture Месяц назад

Depending on the thickness of the wax, and the type of the wax, you might need to use a combination of techniques. Some dry cleaners will remove wax for you, but you'll need to check with them first. You can get naptha paint thinner, but it is a very harsh chemical and shouldn't be used indoors or without lots of personal protection.

@antoinettekaruna7051 Год назад

Hi! I'm wondering how large your electric skillet is?

@StitchingVulture Год назад

It is 12x12 inches I think. Honestly, it was just the one the grocery store was selling around the holidays. I got it for like 15 USD.

@fairdinkum1079 2 года назад

Love your video. However please don’t throw your water with wax it down the toilet So so bad for the environment let alone the septic pipe Suggestion make up a bucket outside with a few holes in the bottom and sides Place in the garden.? Let’s the water drain out and the wax buildup in the bucket

@StitchingVulture 2 года назад

I only use soy wax which is technically biodegradable; moreover, I am only disposing of very little wax as most of it cakes around my rinse pan.