Batik Technique e-book for fused glass

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[@edcantarella9931]

I'm wondering why you call it batik. It doesn't visually resemble traditional batiks, of which there are 3 primary groups. Possibly your technique is similar to batiks in that you use a blocking agent(wax, rubber cement, etc.) to create the lines. Still, pretty.

[@lenabeckeus6322]

I think it looks like Batik since you can see different colors in the patterns. It is not a similar technique as in traditional Batik where you block something. In this Glass Batik technique you "take away colors"

[@lenabeckeus6322]

Thank you, I also sent you a detail picture on Messenger that I hope will change your mind about the Batik name

[@lenabeckeus6322]

Actually, the technique was named by Marcia Bernadette (since she thought it looked like Batik) many years ago. Check my Facebook business page :). Her comment is still visible.

[@ocpd23]

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[@lenabeckeus6322]

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[@ocpd23]

So I have to join facebook to get this information? No thanks

[@lenabeckeus6322]

Thank you for your comment. No, the tutorial is a 61 pages PDF which describes the technique thoroughly. The Facebook group is optional (for watching the videos as an extra help) and to be a place where you can show your own work. Many people who bought the tutorial aren´t members of the Facebook group. It works perfectly fine to send me an e-mail with questions too. We all learn in different ways, so for some people, it is easier to watch a video, where others think it is enough to read and look at ordinary pictures. Hope this seems clear