FINAL OUTCOME!! [this is not good ok]
#1: we must let the wax sip through the parts where you want it to remain white.
#2: applying light colours on the cloth that you want.
#3: of course we must let it DRY.
#4: Next, use the wax on the parts you want to remain the light colours you painted.
#5: Not satisfied? Then add a different tone to the "un-waxed" parts. [but make sure the colours suits the previous light colours depending on what you are painting.]
#6: Still not satisfied?? then repeat steps 3-5
#7: Lastly, when you're done, bring it home, wrap with newspaper and iron until the wax comes off.
WAA~LLA! it is done!
haha.. i like making a recipe like that.
my product only do untill step 3.
enjoy... ... x)
bAH~ pOOf! pAH~bAAH! What a surprising expression! I made this 'name card'. The background I used a bit of cross-hetching to show the messiness in me. My name is VERY IMPORTANT to me so it takes up alot of space (like mass takes up space). I use green and red because I'm having holiday spirits like Christmas colours which brings out my mood!
i signed up for batik in art club and this is my 1st design. complicated but don't bother about the details inside because i anyhow add which is too detailed to do for batik.