Epoxy Resin Seascape Class:
*Scroll all the way down to see examples of what you could make.
What You'll Learn:
- How to properly mix and handle epoxy resin
- How to create a balanced and visually stunning design
- Techniques for embedding the various types of materials in resin
- Tips for achieving a properly cured finish and minimizing bubbles
Materials Provided:
White Framed Glass - Finished size 13" x 15". Prepped and sealed
A large and stunning selection of embellishments, including:
- Sand
- Crushed and shattered glass
- A variety of seashells in multiple sizes
- Optional Glittery mermaid inserts
- Glass gems in many color choices
- Fancy swirl-cut shells and capiz shells
- Starfish - Natural Long legged, horned and small mini starfish
- A 16" x 16" x 2" box to bring your project home in.
Note: While we strive to provide a wide selection of decorative materials, availability may vary due to factors beyond our control. Some embellishments may be limited or out of stock at times, but we will always have a beautiful assortment of options for you to choose from.
Class Details:
- Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours
- Instructor: A skilled artist will guide you through the process
- Safety: We exclusively use ArtResin—a non-toxic, no-VOC, no-BPA resin that is safe for home and studio use when used properly. Once it is cured it is also food-safe. ArtResin brand is a trusted brand made in and regulated in the USA. Vinyl gloves are provided as uncured Resin is sticky and could be irritating to the skin for some people.
- Templates: Choose from a variety of sea-themed templates or request a custom design.
Important Note:
We recommend leaving your project overnight to fully cure before transporting.
Come dive into the world of resin art and create a unique ocean-inspired piece to treasure!
Personal Items Welcome
Feel free to bring personal items. If they are
porous they should be sealed before placing in resin. Test on a hidden area first. Sand Dollars and starfish are porous, very easily penetrated by resin and should always be sealed.
Many people bring shells or seaglass collected on family vacations or old beach badges to include in their design.
Photos must be laminated before placed in resin
We recommend leaving your project overnight to become solid
If you decide to take it home at the end of class it must stay level or it will slide an possibly ruin the design.
***The box must be on a completely flat surface in your car. The floor or trunk area.
It cannot be placed on a seat. Even a slight incline can cause the epoxy to move.
Project Ideas:
You may make any of our
designs or create your own.
Heart Wave
Mermaid Tail & Wave
State of NJ
Seascape with Scallop Shells
Seascape with Sandollar
Christmas Tree
Crab
Seahorse
Tips for those that need to bring thier project home after class.
Before the Event:
Make space in your car. It cannot be placed on a seat.
Even thought the epoxy will be thickening it will move if it its kept on any incline.
It may be transported on a flat area in your trunk or on the floor.
The box should be secured so that it doesn't slide when you stop short or for lights etc.
Once you get home:
Bring the box inside and place it in a safe area at room temperature to cure.
Check the project to make sure nothing has shifted. You will still be able to gently move
items back in place.
It will be solid (partially cured) overnight but will takes 3 days to cure completely to its hardest state. Do not hang untill completely cured.
Displaying your Masterpiece
Use command strips to hang or use an easel. It should not be in direct sunlight or kept outdoors.
You must Transport Flat on a Level Surface
Never place on a seat. Even the
Smallest incline can cause the resin to shift.
Be sure the box is secured so it does not
move around if you stop short or for a light etc.
