Street parking. The Pour Haus does not have a designated parking lot. Please allow yourself extra time to park and walk to the class.

Is the resin food safe?

Yes! We use resin that’s BPA-free, VOC-free, and food-safe when fully cured.

Does it smell strong?

Nope! Our resin is low-odor and non-toxic when used properly.

Can I take my tray home the same day?

It needs time to cure. You can pick it up later in the week during open hours or coordinate $10 shipping with Jen. If you are unable to come back to pick-up your finished project within a week, your project will be donated unless you request for it to be shipped.

Something casual—resin can get messy! Aprons and gloves are provided.

Are classes beginner-friendly?

Absolutely! Jen walks you through every step.

Where is The Pour Haus?

The Pour Haus is in Lake City (Seattle) and operates as part of the Seattle Restored pop-up program through February 9, 2026.

Epoxy Resin Coaster Class – Create Ocean Wave Resin Art at The Pour Haus

By The Pour Haus by Rusted Element Design

Overview

Create ocean wave epoxy resin coasters in this fun, beginner-friendly class at The Pour Haus, Seattle’s pop-up art studio.

Bring the Pacific Northwest coastline to your coffee table at this hands-on epoxy resin class at The Pour Haus—Seattle’s new pop-up art studio and creative space in Lake City.

Guided by artist Jen Albright (Rusted Element Design), you’ll create a set of four ocean-inspired resin coasters, layering deep blues, seafoam whites, and driftwood tones to capture the look of rolling coastal waves. You’ll also use your leftover resin to pour a bonus coaster using a silicone mold—perfect for experimenting with color blends and wave effects.

The Pour Haus is part of Seattle Restored’s artist pop-up program (Nov 14, 2025 – Feb 9, 2026), bringing local makers and art experiences to life in the Lake City community. Whether you’re looking for a creative date night, a friends’ night out, or a relaxing way to make handmade gifts, this class is beginner-friendly, inspiring, and a little messy—in the best way.

✨ BONUS: Each student will be entered into a drawing to win two sets of Jen’s demo coasters (2 per set) and her all-resin coaster made in the silicone mold during class.

What You’ll Learn

How to safely mix, tint, and pour epoxy resin
Creating realistic ocean waves with a heat gun
Layering colors for depth and movement
Tips for achieving smooth, bubble-free finishes

What’s Included

All tools and materials provided
Step-by-step demo + individual guidance
A set of 4 wood coasters
Bonus coaster project using leftover resin
Take-home resin tips and supply list

Why You’ll Love It

Beginner-friendly (no art experience needed)
Perfect for date nights, girls’ nights, or DIY gift-making
Small class size for hands-on help
Hosted at The Pour Haus in Lake City, a cozy pop-up studio supporting local artists

Details

Ages 18+ (12+ with guardian)
Resin is VOC-free, BPA-free, and food-safe once cured
Projects cure overnight—pickup available later in the week
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy

Category: Hobbies, DIY

Good to know

Highlights

2 hours
under 18 with parent or legal guardian
In person
Doors at 2:45 PM

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

Location

The Pour Haus

12315 Lake City Way NE

Seattle, WA 98125

How do you want to get there?

Driving Public transport Biking Walking

Agenda

3:00 PM - 4:00 PM

First Hour

Jen will kick things off with a fun and informative intro to epoxy resin. Watch a live demo as she shares her favorite techniques for mixing, tinting, and pouring resin—plus how to use heat tools to create those pnw ocean waves.

4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Second Hour

Now it’s your turn to pour! With Jen’s step-by-step guidance, you’ll create your very own ocean-inspired serving tray using vibrant resin pigments and hands-on tools + use your leftover resin to create a coaster.

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The Pour Haus by Rusted Element Design

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