Epoxy Classes in Myrtle BEach
Come Make Something You'll Actually Want to Keep.
Step inside our working woodshop and learn the epoxy techniques we use in our commissioned pieces. Our workshops are hands-on, beginner-friendly, and designed to let you create something completely your own.
No experience necessary.
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This Isn't Your Typical Craft Class.
You've probably seen epoxy furniture, ocean waves and resin art and wondered how it's actually done.
We'll show you.
Our classes take place right inside the Two Brothers Woodworks shop, where we use epoxy in our commissioned work every day.
You'll learn the products, techniques, tips and tricks we've picked up through years of working with it—then you'll get to create your own piece.
We prep. You create. We finish.
No experience. No supplies to buy. No worrying about getting it perfect.
What Happens in Class?
We'll demonstrate the process and explain the products, tools, colors and techniques we use.
Choose your colors, style and details to make your project your own.
This is the fun part. Mix, pour, move and manipulate your epoxy while we guide you through the process.
Epoxy needs time to cure. When necessary, we'll handle the final finishing work so your piece is ready to enjoy.
Upcoming Classes
SEA TURTLE CHARCUTERIE EPOXY CLASSThu, Oct 15Myrtle Beach
"CHOOSE YOUR OWN" FALL EDITION EVENTThu, Oct 22Myrtle Beach
Seashell/Oyster OrnamentsThu, Nov 05Myrtle Beach
Private Classes
Plan a Private Epoxy Workshop.
Pick your people. Pick your project. We'll help you create the experience.
Private workshops are perfect for:
Birthdays • Girls' Trips • Families • Couples • Homeschool Groups • Team Outings •
Vacation Activities • Just Because
Whether you're local or visiting Myrtle Beach, we'll work with you to choose a project and find a time that works for your group.
Groups of 6+ receive 20% off.
Learn from people who actually do this...
About
Epoxy isn't something we started using because we wanted to teach a class.
It's part of what we do.
For years, we've used epoxy in commissioned tables, furniture, serving pieces and one-of-a-kind projects.
We've made mistakes, tested products, learned what works—and figured out what doesn't.
Our classes give you the shortcut.
We'll teach you the techniques we've learned through years of actually working with the material.
Real shop. Real experience. Real techniques.
Frequently asked questions
