Woodcraft of Nashville

River Style Lazy Susan

Wednesday, October 9, 5 PM - 9 PM

Join Jess Crow, one of the nation's leading epoxy artistic woodworking innovators, for this brand new class where you will learn how to create a river style round. This round can be used as a clock, serving tray, lazy susan or more. Once you have the concept down you will be able to take this technique and turn it into a table of any size or shape. Jess will guide students through the river style process, including how you prepare a live edge slab*, how to save not only wood, but epoxy, creating a River Style project using Jess's "more is less" method, adding custom colors and designs, selecting and pouring the proper resin, and more! Students will have the option to add the lazy susan hardware when they come back to pick up their projects. *Note about this class. We will not be using a live edge slab, rather Jess's signature technique to conserve epoxy while having the look of a live river. During class there will be a complete walkthrough on how to build a live edge river table and a syllabus will be made available covering both techniques.

Epoxy End Table with Overlay

Thursday, October 10, 5 PM - 9 PM

Ready to make an epoxy end table? Jess will cover using multiple Pigments, Inks, and Mica powders in this class to create your own captivating one-of-a-kind 15" end table. Learn skills that will propel your future epoxy projects to the next level, including the "no sanding" technique, color dispersion methods, and how to achieve stunning edges. This is a great class to bring a friend or partner to! 2024 EDITION: Students will use multi-colored substrates for eye-popping color combinations and will have the option to add overlay material to the surface to achieve additional depth and customized look!

The Ultimate Epoxy Experience

Part 1: Friday, October 11, 9 AM - 1 PM

Part 2: Saturday, October 12, 9 AM - 1 PM

Students who register for this class will receive 8+ hours of in depth instruction from Jess Crow, one of the nation's leading epoxy artistic woodworking innovators. Topics covered include using molds, making molds, mixing colorants and resin, conducting deep pours, de-molding projects, sanding, and applying a final epoxy finish. Students will be working on two projects throughout this class. One will be a multi-layered pour that’s worked on over the two days and the second project will be done the first day of class and demolded the second day (weather and temperature permitting.) Note: Students who would like to take home the reusable mold used in the class may purchase it the day of the class for an additional $150 ($259.99 value)!