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In a bright Fort Lauderdale studio you’ll learn to pour, decorate, and finish a personalized resin tumbler in a one-hour, instructor-led session. Materials and drying are handled by the studio—bring design ideas and expect a short wait for pickup or shipping.
In a bright Fort Lauderdale studio you’ll learn to pour, decorate, and finish a personalized resin tumbler in a one-hour, instructor-led session. Materials and drying are handled by the studio—bring design ideas and expect a short wait for pickup or shipping.
The studio light slants through tall windows, catching glitter and ribbons of colored resin as an instructor steadies your hand. Around you, worktables hum with quiet concentration—people choosing pigments, placing decals, and learning the measured pour that turns liquid epoxy into a glossy tumbler. The air smells faintly of citrus cleaner and solvent; soft music and the clink of glass set a practical, focused rhythm.
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Operated by Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines · Fort Lauderdale, Florida
The studio light slants through tall windows, catching glitter and ribbons of colored resin as an instructor steadies your hand. Around you, worktables hum with quiet concentration—people choosing pigments, placing decals, and learning the measured pour that turns liquid epoxy into a glossy tumbler. The air smells faintly of citrus cleaner and solvent; soft music and the clink of glass set a practical, focused rhythm.
Resin crafts are a contemporary spin on decades of decorative finishing and plastics work; in Fort Lauderdale the small-maker scene grew alongside the city’s post-war boom, when artisans and merchants found room to experiment in repurposed storefronts. The material itself—a two-part epoxy—cures into a hard, water-resistant finish, making it ideal for drinkware art but also requiring respect for ventilation and disposal practices.
This is a one-hour, instructor-led session for 12‑oz kids’ tumblers or 20‑oz adult tumblers (30‑oz available for an upcharge). All materials and aprons are provided; students learn step-by-step techniques including color layering, glitter placement, and applying decals or initials. Finished pieces are left to cure in the studio and are typically available for pickup within 2–10 business days; shipping is offered if needed. The studio is wheelchair accessible, BYOB friendly, and suitable for ages 3+ with parental supervision.
Practical tips: plan for limited hands-on time and a multi-day cure, bring reference images for personalization, and allow extra budget for upgrades like logos or larger sizes. Expect a relaxed, creative atmosphere where small risks—an extra splash of shimmer, a bold stripe—are encouraged but guided by experienced instructors.
Tumblers are left to cure in the studio and are typically ready for pickup within 2–10 business days; shipping is available for an extra fee.
Yes—children aged 3 and up can join with parental supervision; there is a specific kids’ 12‑oz option for those under 13.
Personalization options like initials, names, or logos are available for an additional charge—bring a high-resolution image if possible.
Yes—the studio is wheelchair and stroller accessible, and all resins, pigments, decals, aprons, and tools are supplied by the studio.
Hawaii Fluid Art - Pembroke Pines operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The studio light slants through tall windows, catching glitter and ribbons of colored resin as an instructor steadies your hand. Around you, worktables hum with quiet concentration—people choosing pigments, placing decals, and learning the measured pour that turns liquid epoxy into a glossy tumbler. The air smells faintly of citrus cleaner and solvent; soft music and the clink of glass set a practical, focused rhythm.
The studio light slants through tall windows, catching glitter and ribbons of colored resin as an instructor steadies your hand. Around you, worktables hum with quiet concentration—people choosing pigments, placing decals, and learning the measured pour that turns liquid epoxy into a glossy tumbler. The air smells faintly of citrus cleaner and solvent; soft music and the clink of glass set a practical, focused rhythm.
Resin crafts are a contemporary spin on decades of decorative finishing and plastics work; in Fort Lauderdale the small-maker scene grew alongside the city’s post-war boom, when artisans and merchants found room to experiment in repurposed storefronts. The material itself—a two-part epoxy—cures into a hard, water-resistant finish, making it ideal for drinkware art but also requiring respect for ventilation and disposal practices.
This is a one-hour, instructor-led session for 12‑oz kids’ tumblers or 20‑oz adult tumblers (30‑oz available for an upcharge). All materials and aprons are provided; students learn step-by-step techniques including color layering, glitter placement, and applying decals or initials. Finished pieces are left to cure in the studio and are typically available for pickup within 2–10 business days; shipping is offered if needed. The studio is wheelchair accessible, BYOB friendly, and suitable for ages 3+ with parental supervision.
Practical tips: plan for limited hands-on time and a multi-day cure, bring reference images for personalization, and allow extra budget for upgrades like logos or larger sizes. Expect a relaxed, creative atmosphere where small risks—an extra splash of shimmer, a bold stripe—are encouraged but guided by experienced instructors.