StretchLearn Course
From mix ratio to mirror-clear finish — the chemistry, color, and craft behind sellable coasters, trays, and panels.
Course Overview
A hands-on beginner course in epoxy resin art built around real product chemistry, accurate mix ratios, and reliable troubleshooting. You will master measuring, coloring, cell techniques, object embedding, and demolding, then finish and seal pieces that look professional. Every technique is tied to specific tools, temperatures, and timing so your results are repeatable rather than lucky.
Learning Outcomes
Select the correct epoxy resin type and measure precise 1:1 or 2:1 ratios by weight and volume
Set up a dust-controlled, ventilated, temperature-stable workspace with the right PPE
Mix and disperse mica, alcohol ink, and pigment paste without clouding or under-coloring
Create controlled cells, lacing, and color movement using torch, heat gun, and additive techniques
Embed flowers, photos, and objects without bubbles, lifting, or color bleed
Demold, sand, finish, and seal coasters, trays, and panels to a glass-clear, food-safe-rated result
Curriculum Preview
Preview the course structure, see how the modules build on one another, and understand the path this program is designed to take you through.
Understand what epoxy resin actually is, how it cures, and how to work with it safely. Build a workspace that prevents the dust, cold, and fumes that ruin most beginner pours.
Master the mechanical core of resin work: exact ratios, thorough mixing, and a bubble-free surface. These three skills decide whether a piece is clear or cloudy.
Turn clear resin into art. Learn the major colorant types, how much to use, and the named techniques that create cells, lacing, and flowing color.
Apply everything to real objects. Embed items cleanly, demold without damage, and finish coasters, trays, and panels to a durable, glass-clear, sellable standard.
Built for Application
This program is designed around progression: focused lessons, structured modules, applied resources, assessments, and a course rhythm that turns information into usable capability.