Access to capital has remained a significant barrier to the growth of the SMEs sector in Indonesia. Small scale-entrepreneurs were facing challenges in accessing finance. Based on in-depth interview and focus group discussion in this study, most of the batik successful entrepreneurs use their own capital to undertake their business, while batik craftsmen only perform their skills by using tools and materials provided by the batik entrepreneurs. In Indonesia, the majority of SMEs, especially in rural areas, never received any loan from banks or from existing government sponsored SMEs loan schemes. They depend fully on their own savings, money from relatives and loan from informal lenders for financing their daily business operations (Tambunan, 2008). Hence, capital constraints, low education and lack of knowledge bring the craftsmen a difficult situation to turn into successful entrepreneurs. It is indicated in this study, there are few things that arise making it hard for entrepreneurs to be able to have access to proper financing. Such things are collateral constraint, inadequate business plan, state of the economy and bureaucratic procedures in applying for loans/finances.