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Spend an hour learning to compose color, tile, and glossy resin into an 8” x 11” keepsake frame. Instructor-led and beginner-friendly, this Fort Lauderdale studio class pairs practical technique with creative freedom.
Spend an hour learning to compose color, tile, and glossy resin into an 8” x 11” keepsake frame. Instructor-led and beginner-friendly, this Fort Lauderdale studio class pairs practical technique with creative freedom.
You step into a compact, well-lit studio in Fort Lauderdale and the workbench greets you like a map of possibilities: jars of pigments, chips of tile, and a bowl of glossy resin ready to take color and shape. The instructor guides your hands while sunlight from the street-side windows picks out speckles in the finished pieces.
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Operated by Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
You step into a compact, well-lit studio in Fort Lauderdale and the workbench greets you like a map of possibilities: jars of pigments, chips of tile, and a bowl of glossy resin ready to take color and shape. The instructor guides your hands while sunlight from the street-side windows picks out speckles in the finished pieces.
Resin art is a modern craft rooted in long traditions of inlay and mosaic work—small pieces arranged into larger patterns—updated by epoxy chemistry that cures into a glass-like surface. In Fort Lauderdale the class sits within a local maker scene that feeds Las Olas Boulevard’s small galleries and weekend markets. The coastal climate influences palette choices here: shell whites, lagoon blues and warm coral tones are common motifs.
This is an approachable, instructor-led 60-minute experience for ages 7 and up that results in an 8” x 11” frame. Expect hands-on demo time, guidance on layering tile and pouring resin, and studio handling of tools and chemical cures; finished frames remain in the studio for drying and are available for pickup within about ten business days (shipping available).
Practical notes: wear clothes you don’t mind protecting with an apron, expect mild resin fumes so plan for ventilation sensitivity, and bring a camera to document color layouts. If you have a particular photo to frame, bring measurements to discuss custom sizing. The class is wheelchair accessible and suitable for beginners—creative payoff with minimal technical barrier.
easy.
1 hour.
No particular fitness required — suitable for most ages 7 and up with parental supervision for children 7–13
The session lasts about 60 minutes; the frame is left to cure in the studio and is available for pickup in roughly 10 business days (shipping available).
Yes—participants 7 and up can join; ages 7–13 require parental supervision during the experience.
Yes—the studio supplies all materials, tools, aprons, and guidance; you only need to bring yourself and any reference photo.
Studios use ventilation and safe handling practices, but if you are chemically sensitive notify staff beforehand so they can accommodate seating or extra ventilation.
Fort Lauderdale’s small-gallery culture and Las Olas arts corridor support a growing community of makers and contemporary craft workshops.
Resin is chemical—choose studios that use proper ventilation and responsible disposal; avoid pouring leftover resin down drains and ask about eco-friendly resin options.
Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step into a compact, well-lit studio in Fort Lauderdale and the workbench greets you like a map of possibilities: jars of pigments, chips of tile, and a bowl of glossy resin ready to take color and shape. The instructor guides your hands while sunlight from the street-side windows picks out speckles in the finished pieces.
You step into a compact, well-lit studio in Fort Lauderdale and the workbench greets you like a map of possibilities: jars of pigments, chips of tile, and a bowl of glossy resin ready to take color and shape. The instructor guides your hands while sunlight from the street-side windows picks out speckles in the finished pieces.
Resin art is a modern craft rooted in long traditions of inlay and mosaic work—small pieces arranged into larger patterns—updated by epoxy chemistry that cures into a glass-like surface. In Fort Lauderdale the class sits within a local maker scene that feeds Las Olas Boulevard’s small galleries and weekend markets. The coastal climate influences palette choices here: shell whites, lagoon blues and warm coral tones are common motifs.
This is an approachable, instructor-led 60-minute experience for ages 7 and up that results in an 8” x 11” frame. Expect hands-on demo time, guidance on layering tile and pouring resin, and studio handling of tools and chemical cures; finished frames remain in the studio for drying and are available for pickup within about ten business days (shipping available).
Practical notes: wear clothes you don’t mind protecting with an apron, expect mild resin fumes so plan for ventilation sensitivity, and bring a camera to document color layouts. If you have a particular photo to frame, bring measurements to discuss custom sizing. The class is wheelchair accessible and suitable for beginners—creative payoff with minimal technical barrier.