Batiks Range
Batik is the unique technique of using wax resin and fabric dye to create amazing patterns and designs. It is a traditional craft handed down from generations of Eastern artists from Singapore, India, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and Indonesia.
A special tool called a canting is used to create the fine lines of wax, and sometimes the wax is applied with a brush. The crackle effect achieved each time the fabric is dyed is a unique pattern trait of batik.
The purpose of using the wax is to create areas that the dye cannot penetrate. After dyeing, the wax is removed, revealing the original color of the fabric.
Below is the top 100 range of Batik tones. The width of these fabrics is approximately 44 inches.
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Addi
Adjustoform
Arbee
Batik Australia
Bernette
Bernina
Birch
Bohin
Bowtique
Brother
Camelot Fabric
Carioca
Celebrate
Classic Knit
Clover
COSMO
Country Threads by Fiona Jude
Craft for Kids by BMS
DARUMA
Deborah Louie
Derwent
Diamond Dotz
Disney
DMC
Elna
Fiskars
Gutermann
Habee Savers
Handi Quilter
Heirloom
Helmar
Hemline
Hobbysew
Horn
Husqvarna
Janome
Juki
Kennard & Kennard
Ladybird Designs
Madeira
Mary Ellen
McCall's
Moda
Mont Marte
Newey
Nurge
Olfa
Oliso
OttLite
Papercraft
Pieced Tree Patterns
Pony
Presencia
QA
Rasant
Riley Blake Designs
Rit
Robert Kaufman
Roxanne
Ruby Star Society
Sakura
Sashiko
Schmetz
SevenBerry
Sew Easy
Sew Tasty
Sewline
Singer
Superior Threads
Tailormade
TeeBond
The Grace Company
Thermoweb
Tilda
Trimits
Triple S
Triumph
Tsukineko
Tula Pink
Uni-Trim
Vilene
Vliesofix
Yarn Valet
YKK
Zweigart