DIY Epoxy Resin Coasters at Home

In this online class artist Chelsey Foskett will go through the basics of resin and create some of your own gorgeous resin coasters to add to your home or gift to a friend.

Whether you’re doing it as a fun project or starting to dip your toe into your resin journey, this online class is designed to help you achieve stunning results at home and give you the knowledge to apply to other resin projects.

There is an abundance of knowledge you will learn and your teacher Chelsey loves answering every single question you have. Chelsey will cover in the class - what resin is, how to prepare your space and required PPE, how to measure, process, colour guide, aftercare and bonus information on how to add dried flowers and trinkets to your resin.

At the end of the class, you will receive a link to a downloadable e-guide that covers everything we will be doing in the class. This is so you can refer back to all the steps when you decide to try out resin again and really try and stay present in the class and have some fun.

There is also a 30-minute pre-recorded video where Chelsey demonstrates how to make these at home which you will have access to for life. Making with this kit is completely beginner-friendly and there's room for error!

Beginner-friendly.
  Included in your DIY resin kit (select your preferred kit at checkout):

Class and Box Single:

• 1 Three cavity silicone mould
• 4 Alcohol inks
• Respiratory mask
• Gloves
• 150mL of 2:1 Epoxy resin (enough to make 3 coasters)
• 2 Mixing sticks
• 1 Measuring cup
• E-guide Resin booklet
• Link to a video demonstration

Class and Box Double:

• 2 Three cavity silicone mould
• 6 Alcohol inks
• 2 white alcohol inks
• 2 Respiratory masks
• 2 Gloves
• 300mL of 2:1 Epoxy resin (enough to make 6 coasters)
• 4 Mixing sticks
• 2 measuring cups
• E-guide Resin booklet
• Link to a video demonstration

Plus, as a bonus, each kit will receive one handmade coaster made by Chelsey to reference. Everything you need is included in the kit! However, an apron or something to protect your surface area might be useful if you're known to make a mess.