DIY Resin Art: Sandy Ocean Beach with Miniature Figurines

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DIY Resin Art: Sandy Ocean Beach with Miniature Figurines

With DIY craft kit delivered to you

Make a resin masterpiece at home using super cute figurines

Little Joys of Life

4.9 (96)

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1.5 hours

$69 - $139 (Afterpay available)

($69 for Class only, no box, $139 for Class and box)

Virtual team building activities

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Online Classes

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Art

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Fluid Art

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Resin Art

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How it works

We'll send a ClassBento Box to you (a craft kit with what you'll need). Shipping is free, and it should arrive within 2 to 4 business days for Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Canberra; 4 to 9 days elsewhere. We ship nationwide. International shipping is also available for private groups, please enquire for pricing details.

Enjoy the online class - after booking, you'll get a pre-recorded video with instructions. You're welcome to ask the teacher any questions you have.

What you'll do

Looking for creative ways to find your inner artist? Join this DIY resin art class and learn how to make a stunning ocean beach resin tray in just a few short hours.

The resin that your craft kit will contain is Art Resin which is the right fit for the purpose - the highest quality, non-toxic, no VOC, doesn't turn yellow and most importantly food grade. So the ocean tray that you will be making in the class will be ready to be used as a food serving tray straightaway when next you have friends over. Oh yes, you also got something ready to talk about and flaunt your creativity!

Friendly expert Vishakha will guide you through the journey of making your own sandy ocean beach under resin and show you the step-by-step process of how to work with different materials to create a your resin artwork. Lose yourself in the creative process and use different figurines to make your sandy beach tray even more unique!

In this workshop you will be guided by an experienced instructor on:

How to work with Resin safely
What bases to work on: canvas, wood, plywood
How much is the right amount (no less no more) of Resin to cover up your base
Get your plywood board ready for resin
Coloring and Mixing
Pouring (Direct vs Dirty Pour)
How to get the best looking ocean waves
Tips on how to use a hair dryer, heat gun and torch
Ways to give your piece some character: working with sand, sea shells, pebbles and miniature figurines

At the end of this online class, you can hang your ocean beach tray on a wall (for it is already framed) or use it as a food serving or decoration tray (for resin is food safe) or gift to a loved one (you know it)!

You will also be provided with Digital Booklet describing key points to work with Resin for your future reference so that you can be in the moment while in the workshop without having to worry about taking notes.

Whether you want to try something new or find gift experiences for keen creatives, this virtual resin art workshop will leave you feeling fulfilled and confident in your newfound skillset!

Add-ons available for this class

Miniature Boat ($6)
Miniature Boat with two oars ($10)
Miniature Lighthouse ($10)
Miniature Mermaid Figurine ($10)
Miniature Scuba Driver Figurine ($10)
Miniature Palm tree ($6)
Miniature Sea Turtle ($6)
Miniature Jellyfish ($6)
Miniature Beach Chair ($6)
Miniature Beach Umbrella ($6)
Miniature Girl in Swim Suit ($6)
Miniature Star Fish ($6)
Miniature Sea Treasure ($10)
Miniature Diver ($10)
Resin Tic Tac Toe Game Board ($40)
Resin Wine Holder 2 Glass (26x11 cm) ($40)
Resin Jewellery Holder Girl (22x17 cm) ($40)
Resin Cheese Board (34x14 cm) ($60)
Additional Craft Kit ($45)
Miniature Dolphin ($10)
Miniature Surf Board ($10)
Miniature Thong Slipper ($10)
Upgrade to Big Base & Kit (36x28 cm) ($30)
Upgrade to Big Base & Kit (40x30 cm) ($50)

You can add these when you book (optional).

Knowledge required

This is a beginner-friendly class.

What you'll get in your craft kit

Epoxy craft resin and hardener 1:1 ratio (the right amount that you would need for the size of a base)
Canvas 25cm x 18cm (or upgrade it to bigger base under add-ons)
Three shades of high quality pigment: Pacific Blue, Turquoise Blue, White
White sand
Grey sand
Pebbles
Sea shells
1 x mixing cup (to mix epoxy and hardner)
2 x mixing cups (to mix sand)
3 x mixing cups (to mix colours)
Stirring sticks
Safety gloves

What you'll need

A heat gun or artist's torch

(it is MUST to have for the session - so if you haven't had it already please organize one of low-cost Heat Guns available at Bunnings)

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Little Joys of Life

4.9 (96)

Women-owned

I have always had that intuitive urge to 'create' something with a purpose: a new vegetarian recipe, a cake that would still be calorie-friendly, a soap that would nourish my skin with essential oils, a paining that would tell a story of my childhood, a candle that would smell divine?

By day, I'm fully immersed in the world of ICT (Information & Communications Technology), helping product teams develop outstanding software applications that enhance user experiences. On occasional weekends or during my moonlight hours, I find immense joy in hosting craft workshop experiences at my charming apartment in Sydney or setting up a retreat for you to connect with yourselves or your loved ones over a craft therapy with my cutie vintage retro caravan somewhere in the Kangaroo Valley or Blue Mountains :)

It's my way of pursuing my passions (thank God I found a way), do what I love (or else no point yea), exercise my entrepreneurial skills (or at least I would think so), stay emotionally healthy (this one is real), meet new people (when Sydney reportedly is world's 3rd worst city to forge new friendships), and do my bit of raising funds for Dementia and promoting mental health. For I believe the new luxuries are truly the experiences, freedom and health.

In my journey of hosting these unique experiences in Sydney together with my partner Bob, we have come across a range of creative people, many of whom discovered things to be a fun hobby and some who have taken it further and started selling stuff online.

Our pursuit of the little joys of life continues as we eagerly anticipate sharing these experiences with you!