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Build and finish your own charcuterie or cutting board in a one-hour, instructor-led Fort Lauderdale studio class. Materials, aprons, and complimentary drinks are included—no experience required.
Build and finish your own charcuterie or cutting board in a one-hour, instructor-led Fort Lauderdale studio class. Materials, aprons, and complimentary drinks are included—no experience required.
Step into a bright studio where wood shavings and paint-splattered aprons mark the worktables and the scent of mineral oil hangs faintly in the air. You’ll be guided through a focused, instructor-led session to build and finish a charcuterie or cutting board—choose your size, pick your colors or wood grain, and watch a blank board become something practical and personal.
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Operated by Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Step into a bright studio where wood shavings and paint-splattered aprons mark the worktables and the scent of mineral oil hangs faintly in the air. You’ll be guided through a focused, instructor-led session to build and finish a charcuterie or cutting board—choose your size, pick your colors or wood grain, and watch a blank board become something practical and personal.
This experience is part craft class, part design lesson. The short history of boards is practical: wooden boards evolved from simple food prep tools into artisanal home pieces as hardwood milling and food-safe finishing techniques spread. Locally, Fort Lauderdale’s small-studio scene borrows from coastal craft traditions—simple tools, attention to finish, and an appetite for functional design.
Expect clear demonstrations, one-on-one help in a small group setting (class sizes are limited), and the option to add a wine glass or coaster as an add-on. Materials, aprons, and complimentary light snacks and drinks are provided; boards using reclaimed or sustainably harvested wood are common in studios like this to minimize waste.
Practical guidance: wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dust on and closed-toe shoes. Plan for about an hour in the studio, plus 7–10 days for drying and pickup (shipping may be available). Because finishes require curing, allow time before heavy food use. If you’re bringing wine, check transport rules for liquids in your vehicle.
This is an accessible, low-skill creative workshop that yields a useful keepsake—great for solo makers, couples’ outings, or a relaxed group activity that balances craft with practicality.
No—classes are instructor-led and designed for beginners; instructors walk you step-by-step through each stage.
Most finishes require several days to cure; the studio will advise on pick-up timing (typically within 7–10 days) or offers shipping.
The workshop is suitable for adults and older teens; confirm age policies with the studio and ask about private bookings for larger groups.
All sales are final—there are no refunds for cancellations, so double-check availability before booking.
Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step into a bright studio where wood shavings and paint-splattered aprons mark the worktables and the scent of mineral oil hangs faintly in the air. You’ll be guided through a focused, instructor-led session to build and finish a charcuterie or cutting board—choose your size, pick your colors or wood grain, and watch a blank board become something practical and personal.
Step into a bright studio where wood shavings and paint-splattered aprons mark the worktables and the scent of mineral oil hangs faintly in the air. You’ll be guided through a focused, instructor-led session to build and finish a charcuterie or cutting board—choose your size, pick your colors or wood grain, and watch a blank board become something practical and personal.
This experience is part craft class, part design lesson. The short history of boards is practical: wooden boards evolved from simple food prep tools into artisanal home pieces as hardwood milling and food-safe finishing techniques spread. Locally, Fort Lauderdale’s small-studio scene borrows from coastal craft traditions—simple tools, attention to finish, and an appetite for functional design.
Expect clear demonstrations, one-on-one help in a small group setting (class sizes are limited), and the option to add a wine glass or coaster as an add-on. Materials, aprons, and complimentary light snacks and drinks are provided; boards using reclaimed or sustainably harvested wood are common in studios like this to minimize waste.
Practical guidance: wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little dust on and closed-toe shoes. Plan for about an hour in the studio, plus 7–10 days for drying and pickup (shipping may be available). Because finishes require curing, allow time before heavy food use. If you’re bringing wine, check transport rules for liquids in your vehicle.
This is an accessible, low-skill creative workshop that yields a useful keepsake—great for solo makers, couples’ outings, or a relaxed group activity that balances craft with practicality.