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  • Thank you for showing this...I learn from vids and try stuff out so I am so happy to have you go through how its done...thank you for sharing and teaching!

  • You made me so HAPPY when you said you could use the regular beeswax at Michaels becuz the kind I checked on at DickBlick's was EXPENSIVE. This was very inspiring to watch...you're a great teacher!

  • Loved your vid. Beeswax is expensive ...can I use the beeswax like they have for candlemakers(?) at Michaels?

  • awesome technique! I liked the close up still shots at the end, they really showed the gorgeous detail! Thanks for sharing!

  • Love it but video is blurry and all over the place...had no idea how piece looked while you were shooting...but love your technique and your art!

  • Very nice!

    Thanks for sharing!

  • That was very fun and informative. I love the eyes of your fairy too. One suggestion - have someone else film because if gets blurry when you are too close and a bit jumpy which makes me a little dizzy! Thanks:D

  • i love your craft-very sweet thank you for the video

  • I like the natural. The white is bleached and seems to be softer and not as strong. Good luck!

  • I found 2 kinds of bees wax at Michael. One is "natural" and the other is "white". Is one better than the other? Do u have any suggestion? Which one do u use? By the way, I love all your works

  • Thanks for sharing the tips! I need to try this!

  • Good information. I never iron my clothes anyway.

  • Beautiful as always, Wyanne! Hugs!

  • love the video! I havent tried using wax yet. maybe one day soon!

  • Beautiful and very informative :D

    I wonder though at the end-the still shot of her wing I noticed you used a leaf :) is that something you made, got from the craft store or off a tree?

    Thanks

    Kayla

  • Hi Kayla,

    They are called skeleton leaves. They come from the rubber plant tree in Thailand and are pretty delicate. You can find them at some craft stores, or do a google search for more places. They come in lots of different colors. I actually had a clip in about the leaves, but had to edit it out to be within YouTube's length restrictions. Thanks for looking. Love, Wyanne

  • do you find that there are any mediums that smear when you go over them with the wax? i was expecting the colors to bleed or run when they came in contact with it but it seems like only the paper itself reacts to the wax, and not the paint or crayon...

  • I have found some colors to bleed with watercolor crayon...but not all the colors do. This is even if the watercolor crayon has been wet and blended into the paper. It is usually the orange color that does this. Regular crayon and oil pastel will melt under the iron...and you have to be careful of smearing them also. If you are worried about the bleeding, a light spray fix will help and doesn't effect the wax. Hope that helps. Love, Wyanne

  • very informative, thanks :) ... xoxo

  • This was very information. I've never tried beeswaxing before so I may just need to try this out.

  • This is very thoughtful and helpful!  Thanks! I love your pretty girl too! And the hearts are very sweet :-)

  • Thank you for this video! I have become addicted to the beeswax process on some of my artwork and I have been using a small craft iron to smooth it out after I apply the wax. I didn't realize that I could use a regular old iron iron to do this!

    Might was well since I don't iron clothing anymore....LOL I am sure this will help me solve some of my beeswax areas. So THANK YOU for making this video.

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