Spend an hour in an instructor‑led Detroit studio crafting a mosaic resin frame. The workshop provides all materials, step‑by‑step guidance, and studio curing — pick up your finished piece about ten business days later.
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Stepping into the studio, light filters across jars of colored glass and pigments while clear resin sits ready to be poured — viscous, glossy, and eager to hold a design. Participants grab aprons and a frame blank, choose colors and textures, and watch as an instructor guides each measured pour into a mosaic pattern that hardens into a glossy keepsake.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1 hour
Fitness Level
No special fitness required; suitable for children (7+) with supervision and all mobility levels
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History
Detroit’s shift from industrial manufacturing to a thriving maker and arts scene provides the backdrop for small studios that repurpose hands‑on skills and community workshops.
Conservation
Many local studios favor low‑VOC resins and proper ventilation; responsible disposal of mixing waste and recycling of packaging help reduce studio impact.
Reserve your spot on the Mosaic Resin Frame Experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Wear sacrificial clothes
Resin can splatter during mixing and pouring; wear clothes you don’t mind staining or bring an extra layer.
Plan for pickup
Frames are left to cure in the studio and are usually available for pickup about ten business days after your session; shipping is offered if you can’t return.
Bring design references
Photos or color swatches help speed design choices and ensure you leave with a frame you’ll love.
Arrive early to settle in
Arriving 10–15 minutes early lets you choose materials and get briefed on ventilation and safety.
Old or dark clothing
Protects against accidental resin or pigment splashes during mixing and pouring.
Closed-toe shoes
Provides basic studio safety when working around supplies and tools.
Reference photos or color swatches
Helps communicate a design quickly to the instructor and speeds up decision making.
Mask for fume sensitivity
If you’re sensitive to fumes, bring a respirator-rated mask to improve comfort (studio typically ventilates).