UV Resin Jewelry
Students will learn the basics of working with UV resin through this 90 minute hands-on jewelry making class. Students will mix, color and pour into a variety of charms, bezels and molds. Each student will leave the class with several pieces of wearable art.
Resin is very sticky and messy so please wear clothes you don't care about and have your hair pulled back. We recommend bringing an oversized "paint" shirt to work in and a bag to transport said shirt home in.
*If our classes are not financially affordable for you we invite you to apply for our scholarship program! Details can be found here.
*All students will be required to wear a mask for the duration of class for the safety of our instructors.
*This class is designed for teens/adults. Students 10-12 are welcome to register along with a paid adult.
Cancellation Notice: Makers are kindly requested to provide a minimum of 72 hours' notice in the event of needing to cancel or reschedule an appointment. This advance notice allows us to accommodate other makers and make any necessary adjustments to our schedule.
Refunds: Any class cancellations made more than 72 hours in advance will receive either a full refund on a gift card, or a full refund minus a $5 card processing fee to the card used for registration. This fee accounts for the costs associated with the transaction and ensures a smooth and secure refund process.
Late Cancellations: Cancellations made less than 72 hours before and no shows will forfeit the registration fee.
Contact Information: To request a cancellation or reschedule, please email classes@wyldwoodcreative.com or call us at 425-291-7452
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
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| Instructor: | Amy Handy |
| Instructor Bio: | Amy Handy is a mixed-media artist with a passion for the ocean. Born in Florida and raised in New Hampshire, she traded the Atlantic for the Pacific and now resides in Renton, Washington. As a child she dreamed of being an artist, and has experimented with different mediums throughout her life. In 2007, her medium became motherhood when she had the first of her five children. Amy began working with epoxy resin in 2018 and it quickly became her medium of choice. She started Robot Mom Creations in 2020 and has been selling her work around the state ever since. |
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