Suze Weinbergs' Buzzing With Beeswax

[Danisha42]

Where did you get the hot wax styling tool???

[SuzeNJ915]

@Danisha42 so sorry to have to report...the tool is no longer available. But, an encaustic iron or a tacking iron will do the same thing.

[rexenne]

Other than the push for the expensive & unnecessary appliances (!!!), great vid. So many videos on youtube for this technique are long & uninteresting. This is a breath of fresh air.

[SuzeNJ915]

@rexenne the products R actually NOT unnecessary...as a product developer they are wonderfully temperature controlled and useful for other temperature controlled products. But I am glad U enjoyed it.

[fufugal]

Finally ..a good teacher! One thing, though all these products are compatible with the wax but not plastic or acrylic, correct? Could you show how used with oils?

[PeaceWings]

Thank you very much, it is a nice tutorial!

[thenorsugirl]

u simply rock my world, Suze... We just got our melting pot... and oh boy - r we gonna have some fun...!!!!

[PakehaGal]

Thanks Suze - easy to follow steps. I'm a little nervous about trying beeswax and you've helped to demystify it! Cheers ;o)

[opaladi]

Great project can't wait to try it ..

[missionrepublic]

Does the melted beeswax give off dangerous fumes?

I've worked with some beeswax before to make book covers and I was told the fumes were dangerous to inhale, so I worked outside.

[SuzeNJ915]

Beeswax should always be done in a well ventilated area. It is toxic only if melted above the recommended temperatures. Never burn beeswax.

[doctorizzy33]

Amazing how one woman can say Beeswax 24 times in less then ten minutes.

[doctorizzy33]

actually i was sorta saying how interesting it was and basically i was complimenting on how a person incorporated the word beeswax all those times w/o error

[satyalotus0711]

I love it!! Thanks for sharing Suze

[sunshineporto]

You are super !

Love it... thanks

[javalitejunkie]

Terrific video!!!!!!!!! I found the Hot Wax Stylus on HSN. It was very cheap. Get it before it runs out.

[Pam551]

Fantastic! I was pleasantly surprised at how nicely your first project turned out.

[kitty3309]

Mad as a hat but this looks like fun! :D

[munjabirocks]

superb work

Mam

really like yr techniques i love to work with batik

but plz can u tell me can we use same techniques on fabric

[Stampingwitch]

Fantastic tutorial! I love your artwork!

[dianesilveria]

Fabulous tutorial! Thank You!

[BlackMetalWorkshop]

I first saw these videos over my wifes shoulder, I don't do this stuff but i love this lady.

[sabzabagh]

great video!! wat can i use 2 substitute hot wax styling tool????

[babytreese]

Loved this video! You showed so many different techniques! Thanks so much for all you do.

[Manuelplays]

thank you so much you have my day i love this video good teacher

[hadassahart]

Suze is fantastic!!!!!!

I love your art so much!!!!!

I feel so blessed to discovered you!

[kimmieowe]

So glad I discovered you. Great video and fantastic ideas!

[bukitbesi]

Great Video Suze. I haven't seen a hot wax stylus tool in Australia, could I use a heat gun to melt the beeswax under the napkin?

[Suzenj]

WOW ! Im so glad you guys are enjoying the tutorials. Lenny and I set everything out and get the projects together and we're so thrilled at how much better we're getting each time we start videoing & editing!

Give me some suggestions for what you'd like to see.

[Thorn132]

I cant tell you how happy I am with Suze's line from Ranger---I just got the melting pot and tons of utee and have been having a blast! I cant wait to try the beeswax technique~  Keep these instructional videos coming, Suze--they( and you!) are the best!!

[Suzenj]

Glad you glad it....and the whole point is..it is SOOOOO so easy. You really can't make a mistake. Just keep layering. Perfect Pearls Mica powder will cover up just about anything you don't like.

[jazznjava]

Suzi does it again! Wonderful Ideas

[Suzenj]

Hi Lisa,

No...I have never had a problem of any kind with the beeswax remelting. It's pretty stable once you apply it to a project and it would take a lot of very direct heat before it began dripping...but - I would NOT put it on a sunny window ledge or a car dashboard or expose it to direct sun.

[lpatencio]

Thanks for replying. oh, I can't wait to try this! I really enjoy your videos.

[lpatencio]

I live in southern california.  Will the wax melt off in the heat here after I apply it to a painting?