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Aspiring Artists – Take your first step into the world of resin art with hands-on experience in our guided workshops.
Hobbyists – Discover a fun and creative new hobby that blends artistic expression with technical skills.
Gift Makers – Craft unique, handcrafted gifts with a personal touch for friends and loved ones.
Home Decor Enthusiasts – Elevate your space with custom-made resin art pieces that reflect your style.
Join us at Painting With Resin and let your creativity flow!
We call it a “project” because each silicone mold is more than just a shape—it’s the foundation for a personalized art piece. In our workshops, you’ll use that mold to create something entirely your own, whether it’s a jewelry holder, keychain, earring set, angel, candle holder, or charcuterie board. From color choices to added elements like glitter or dried flowers, every pour is a one-of-a-kind project you get to take home.
All sales are final. If you need to cancel, please call us at least 48 hours before the workshop begins to arrange a makeup date or transfer your ticket to someone else by providing their email and phone number so we can update the registration details. For any further assistance, feel free to contact us at paintingwithresin@gmail.com.
Proper care and maintenance of your resin art pieces and molds are essential to ensure their longevity and beauty. Here are some guidelines to follow: 1. **Cleaning Resin Art Pieces:** Wipe your finished resin pieces with a soft, damp cloth to remove any dust or smudges. Avoid using abrasive cleaners, as these can scratch the resin surface and dull its shine. If your resin art piece includes intricate details or crevices, a gentle brush can help clean those areas without causing damage. 2. **Sunlight and Heat Exposure:** Keep your resin art out of prolonged direct sunlight. Excessive UV exposure can cause the resin to yellow and degrade over time. Additionally, do not place hot items directly on your resin art pieces unless they are specified as heat-resistant. This precaution will prevent any potential warping or softening of the resin. 3. **Maintaining Silicone Molds Only** After each use, clean your silicone molds with warm soapy water. I recommend using Dawn dish soap for its effectiveness in removing resin residue without damaging the mold. Ensure that the molds are thoroughly dried before storing them to prevent any mold or mildew growth. By following these care instructions, you can keep your resin creations and molds in excellent condition, preserving the beauty and functionality of your artwork for years to come.
Epoxy resin art uses a two-part resin (resin + hardener) mixed together, along with pigments or mica powders for color. Artists often add materials like glitter, crushed glass, stones, shells, dried flowers, or metallic flakes to create texture and design. Tools like mixing cups, stir sticks, gloves, and molds or boards are also used to complete the piece.
Absolutely! Feel free to bring your favorite beer, wine, cocktails, soft drinks, and snacks to enjoy while you create. Many guests even bring a small cooler, especially for our longer tray and table workshops. We recommend using disposable cups or bottles, as resin can be sticky if it accidentally comes in contact with reusable drinkware. Relax, have fun, and make it a creative day out!
Yes! You're welcome to bring your own items to make your artwork even more personal. The following service fees apply:Stones & Crystals: $5 per stoneSand, Seashells & Beach Items: Beach Day Package – $8.99Flowers & Botanicals: Flower Power Package – $9.99Other Artifacts or Keepsakes: $5 per itemThese fees include inspecting your items for resin compatibility, helping you choose the best placement, and providing personalized design guidance throughout your project. This ensures your finished artwork is both beautiful and long-lasting.
Painting With Resin is located in a tan residential home with maroon shutters in Norton, MA. Our art studio is in the finished basement, so don't worry if it looks like a home—you've come to the right place! Just look for the large Painting With Resin sign, which will direct you to either the front door or the back entrance for your workshop.
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