Batik with Watercolor on Rice Paper

[@KathleenRenninger]

Thanks for sharing your technique. Captions were helpful. Very nice result.

[@kyleoliver9538]

Thanks for sharing this technique, your work is beautiful.

[@artisticFROG]

Nice video! Thanks for sharing! I've gotta try this.

[@juliegettings6355]

awesome!!!! have been experimenting with batik on rice paper, but this will save me a lot of mistakes....thank you for sharing

[@koilaf]

Heidi - should have first mentioned I love your generosity in sharing! You've given a wonderful mini workshop on doing this technique. It's also nice to be introduced to a new artist and to see your artwork. Thanks.

[@koilaf]

Thanks for sharing - love this technique!

[@TheBeachperson]

Thank you so much. I love your talent and appreciate you sharing it with all of us.

[@Karmakat59]

Wow,, great technique and tutorial (also love your artwork shown at the end). Thanks :)

[@catclark9488]

Thank you for an informative video, and your artworks at the end are lovely. The captions are a great idea, but you really don't need the background music ( or maybe something very quiet and relaxing would be better)

[@Hatmakuri]

Very Beautiful. Thanks for sharing.

[@heidilud1]

For the record, I bought a 'dedicated' iron from Walmart to use for these projects. The wax may damage your good iron.

[@dmbatikabstrakkontemporer2116]

Good unic 👍

[@winksartistt3817]

Could you use Acrylic ink instead of watercolour?

[@flsandwoman]

Helpful video, but please get rid of the distracting music in the background so you can be heard more clearly.

[@KalpanaImaginationArtandEngPoe]

Nice. Can we do batik on 300gsm water color paper??

[@marzanneslabbertbloemfonte2252]

Hi! Thank you so much! I am struggling to get Rice Paper in SA. Is there anything else I can use in stead of it? Thanks! Marzanne

[@rosaliekonieczny4941]

i bought mine through Amazon.

[@JudiChristopher]

I love this video/tutorial ... but I was having a hard time hearing you with with the background music/noise...

[@heidilud1]

I think that would work although I haven't tried acrylics on this. Cloth batiks use permanent dyes, so acrylic should work too.