Make Your Own Resin Cheeseboard Workshop
Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat
Sun 15 Feb '26
Overview
Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat in association with Lucy Dumjmovich of Studio Inner West will present a Make Your Own Resin Cheeseboard workshop.
Design your own resin-topped cheeseboard using sustainably sourced timber (Batlow Men's Shed boards available).
Your instructor, Lucy, will provide expert guidance and instruction on mixing, pouring and safety techniques so your board is both beautiful and food-safe.
Lucy will also bring some finished…
Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat in association with Lucy Dumjmovich of Studio Inner West will present a Make Your Own Resin Cheeseboard workshop.
Design your own resin-topped cheeseboard using sustainably sourced timber (Batlow Men's Shed boards available).
Your instructor, Lucy, will provide expert guidance and instruction on mixing, pouring and safety techniques so your board is both beautiful and food-safe.
Lucy will also bring some finished boards for sale if guests are interested.
All materials provided.
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