Stacey’s Window

Monday, Nov. 1, 2021

10 a.m. – 4 p.m.

$95 

Batik is a wax resist process. Wherever the hot wax is placed, paint cannot enter the Ginwashi rice paper. The waxing process is wax, paint watercolor, dry; wax, paint water, dry while using different sheets of the same pattern for wax and color placement.  Plan on taking a one-hour lunch break. There are several good restaurants close by or feel free to bring your lunch. At the end of the day, students will finish and take home your Stacey’s Window batik. Please note: until otherwise notified, masks or face coverings are still required at the gallery. Six feet social distancing will be maintained. Class size is limited to six participants. Thank you! Online registration is disabled for this workshop. Please note, batik workshops are nonrefundable(unless, of course, the gallery has to cancel). Call to register. 910.575.5999.

Supplies

Roll of VIVA towels

Roll of toilet paper

Large pile of  newspapers

Small hair dryer

Two water containers

Watercolor brushes – round #3, #8 and a one-inch flat (will be provided, but some students prefer to use their own)

Three styrofoam “picnic” plates

Instructor will supply:

Individual pattern for each student to keep

Ginwashi rice paper

Pigma pen to use

Hot wax and wax brushes

Watercolor plastic palette and colors

Foamboard and tape

Wax paper