
Learn to create a beach resin charcuterie board by layering resin on a natural wood board, safely coloring each layer, oiling the board, and using a downloadable pdf supply list.
Mask the edges with painter’s tape and sand finishes to help resin bond. Raise the board on pyramids and level it before pouring; note resin is not for serving food.
Mix equal parts of resin part a and part b, stir for three minutes, pop bubbles with a heat gun, and pour the first blue and white layer.
Pour the second resin layer after the first cures, manage drips, and shape blue and white waves.
Apply multiple resin layers to create a blue and white wave effect, mixing batches carefully, managing cups and bubbles, and monitoring curing for depth and texture.
After the third layer cures, pour a fourth resin wave near the handle with clear, white, and dark blue resin, pop bubbles, and clean drips with isopropyl and a Q-tip.
Pour the last resin layer to create blue and white wave patterns on the beach resin charcuterie board, then heat to remove bubbles and allow 30 to 45 minute cure.
Remove the plug and clean the rivet hole between resin layers with isopropyl and a q-tip, ensuring no resin remains on the tape and preventing seepage before curing.
After the resin cures, remove the tape and plug, lift drips from the bottom, and gently scrape and sand with grain (320–400 grit) before oiling with safe oils.
Wrap duct tape around your fingers to lift resin drips from silicone cups, remove the bottom disc, and use fresh tape for each cup.
oil the cutting board with food-grade mineral oil to prevent warping and preserve wood; apply along the wood to the resin edge, then wipe off excess after an hour.
Learn to care for your beach resin charcuterie board with hand washing and no soaking, use the wood portion for serving, and avoid cutting the resin area.
Welcome to the Beach Resin Charcuterie Board Class!
Charcuterie Boards are a popular thing right now and creating a Beach Resin Edge on a Charcuterie board is the perfect way to add beautiful art on a Functional Piece. This Beach Resin Charcuterie board would make an beautiful gift!
This class comes with a downloadable Supply List PDF. All of the Supplies used to create the Charcuterie board are listed as well as pictures of the finished Board. The Supplies on the Supply List are linked to where you can purchase them (if you choose) and have them delivered to your door. You will find the Supply List Link with the Introduction Video.
In this class you will learn:
1 -How to prep your wood board before pouring the Resin
2 -How to Mix and colour your Resin before pouring
3 -Tips and Tricks for pouring your Resin and Creating the different Layers
4 -How to tell when to add your next layer of resin.
5 -Learn how to clean off and trim the Resin drips that accumulate under the board
6 -How to easily clean off your silicone resin cups.
7 -Learn to oil your Charcuterie board to protect the Wood
NOTE: As with ALL art, results may vary! I have made many different Beach resin pieces and not one is exactly the same as another. Even the temperature of the room can affect the way resin responds. If you chose to use a different Resin Brand than I use in the class, you may find you have different Results. Please read and familiarize yourself with the product information guidelines that come with your resin. Also, read and familiarize yourself with the safety guidelines for your resin. These can also be found on the manufacturers website and can answer any questions or concerns you may have about the product.