Resin Pendants Workshop with Sea Art by Lali

Create four unique, one-of-a-kind resin pendants to love yourself or share as gifts! Class Overview: Join Laurie, owner of Sea Art by Lali, for a fun and creative hands-on workshop where you’ll learn the step-by-step process of creating beautiful, one-of-a-kind resin pendants! Laurie will guide you through the basics of working with resin, including how to incorporate mica powders and alcohol inks to create unique colors, movement, shimmer, and effects. You’ll learn how to work with pendant blanks and experiment with different color combinations to design pieces that are completely your own. Whether you’re brand new to resin or simply looking to try something creative and different, this class is designed to be relaxed, fun, and beginner-friendly. No experience necessary! Ages 12+ (must have an accompanied adult with ticket) Come ready to get creative, play with color, and leave with four beautiful handmade pendants you’ll be proud to wear or gift! Note: We will be using resin so wear older clothes that you do not mind if it get's on them - resin will not come out of clothing. Gloves will be provided. Resin requires a curing period, so class participants can pick up their pieces at Moss Creek Art 48 hours after the event has ended. Drinks and charcuterie will be provided (21+ to drink). Artist Bio - Sea Art by Lali: I have always loved creating. My passion began at a young age, when I made miniature wine goblets out of chalk, complete with carved details and handles. I was also deeply inspired by my grandfather, Pop-Pop, who had an incredible talent for painting with acrylics and hand-carving clocks and frames. Dogwoods were his favorite flowers to paint, and to this day, they always remind me of him. Creativity seems to run in our family—my son is also an incredibly gifted artist. His ability to study an image, absorb it, and recreate it even more beautifully is truly remarkable. I have taken several creative breaks throughout my life, but more than 10 years ago, after meeting my true soulmate, Ed, I dove back into making art. Together, we completed several meaningful home renovation projects, which reignited my passion for creating. Since then, I have continued to expand my portfolio—following one artistic “rabbit hole” after another, as many artists do. I think it’s safe to say that artists often see everyday objects differently: we imagine what they could become, form a concept in our minds, and bring it to life. I often joke, while pointing to my head, “This thing never shuts off." This inspiration led me to share my love of creativity through workshops. I’m continually amazed by the ideas and collaboration that happen in each class. In every workshop, someone offers a fresh perspective that makes me think, “I love that!” The finished pieces participants create are always truly amazing.