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I do too

Best video I've seen on this subject so far! Thank you!

I'm also disabled, been using a railcard for a decade now, and its well worth the money, btw, lols @ 1.09 :D Take care x

oui j'adore Napoleon

this inspired me so much

Who watching this in 2019 ? :-)

Merci. Vous etes une grande inspiration.

It’s feb 2018 and I’m finding this useful.. who else is watching in 2018

Interesting

YES Hamshak!

awsm

ain't nobody got time for that

Who watching this in 2016?

anyone else find the intro and outro a little dusturbing?

review on line

Yes hamshak !!

Mr Prendergast - you have too much time on your hands!! Very clever though.....

Song name?

Janush

c'est super, ça! merci!

Lmao thank god no one has figured out how to make the candles I made in the 60"s and 70's...made Em both but took the sand off and they glowed same as the metal molds the colors were on the out side,,,just wish I could fine a young one to teach...

hello nancy! Its me tilly your cousin. I just want to say what a brilliant film this is and I love so much!xx

Bloody hell? That's a lot of work for just a candle only to be burned down again and again.

this is SO SEVENTIES!!!! - ....sigh.....

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Who would have all of these tools just laying around at home? Be more realistic please.

Batik is a process, and as such, there is no one "Batik Dye". You use a dye that's appropriate for the fiber you've chosen; fiber reactive dyes for cotton, linen, hemp, and other plant or cellulose fibers, and acid dyes for silk, wool, and other animal protein based fibers. The acid, by the way, comes from vinegar, or citric acid, the same that's found naturally in many fruits.

learn from Java .

You have to wash it in soda ash and then it is

You're Amish, with internet connection and a car ... not the sharpest tool in the shed are you?

Too much work...

Interesting

@MrMacheteman The wax has to be a lot hotter to get the sand to stay on, about 275 Celcius, but you have to heat it on a a burner directly, it won't get hot enough in a water bath. You have to watch it carefully as well so it doesn't get to hot and catch fire.

I love every thing about this! Nice job, Nancy! My 8 year old also has RTS and they, of course, look very similar to each other. I can't wait to show my Addie. Well done.

'controversial Batik technique"? This is indeed how many American Batik "artists" do their work.Hardly controversial.

Love it.

Very funny. Good luck, Ella!

so does the candle always have to have that sand coating on it?? how can u make it so that the candle shows and keeps the sshape u used in the beginning withpout torching it??

Can we use the Guash colors as a candle color ?

@Oreocremerocks well thats why i said the wax should be at a low temperature. like low enough that the wax would be a thick liquid and when it hit the existing shell it would harden. you would have to let one shell harden and cool though for this to work and it would be very time consuming

@Oreocremerocks if you put a thin layer of sponge (bear with me) between the mold halves it would soak up some of the wax and harden it between the mold halves (due to it cooling faster than the normal wax) and make a temporary seal so a shell of wax could form without leaking out. speaking of which you could then siphon out the wax and pour a new color in at a low temperature which would allow you to make multi colored layered candles. idk. i'm just brainstorming.

can you please sign slower

you know maybe you could try carving two blocks of wood out and coating them in something wax wont stick to. then you could put the halves together and pour in wax. i don't know if that helps but its the first thing that comes to mind for me : )

@bnicole202007 Hey, calm down. If you don't know it's ok. Your post made it sound like you did know something. I looked all over the internet and haven't found an easier way so was hoping you could help. Sorry to offend you.

what are the easier ways of doing this now??

you right..! but why malaysia must use name " BATIK" to ? that name from indonesia/java island !

that's because the malaysians stole it from indonesia

Its the same one used for melting beauty wax that most parlours and salons carry for waxing off extra hair...its called a wax melter and is available at most beauty aid stores.

The melting pot that the artist uses at 1:18 , does anyone know where I can purchase one? I've looked all over the Internet and can't seem to find a Batik supply website that carries this type of melting pot.