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An Idea

Don’t all things begin with an idea? Many ideas pass along almost unnoticed. It takes our intention to bring them into reality. Adin had an idea, though at first glance at the material wall, he wasn’t sure how he could make it come true. Still he persisted and over a lovely afternoon with his Grandma he did it! An indian fort was created, complete with horses, Indians, a pot over a burning fire, a Medicine Man’s hut, a canoe and a rolling river.

All ideas have potential to be the great things they stem from. What will yours be today?

An Indian Fort

Adin

7yrs

A Sock

Dolly sock friend

Dolly sock friend

So this is where the other sock has gone!  Missing sock in the dryer mystery solved!

This sweet ducky printed sock was an eye catcher when Hanna dug through the sock bin with a cushy pal in mind. She gathered a little fluff, some strands of fair haired yarn, a few Coraline style buttons and the broadest smile this dolly could carry. The friendship was all set.

Dolly

Hanna

11yrs

Clay

Doodlefribitz

Doodlefribitz

Meet Doodlefribitz, made of clay, a few screws, a piece of plastic mistletoe, a spring and two electrical cones, this trusty pet needs only your smile to keep him going.

Doodlefritz

Maisy

14yrs

Cardboard

Cardboard is a blank canvas for daydreaming minds.

Here Nathan imagines in 3D a smooth ride down a sidewalk perhaps. The wind blowing through his hair and fast moving wheels beneath his feet. Freedom is his middle name…

Nathan Rides his skateboard

Nathan

7yrs

Nathans skateboard ride

Nathans skateboard ride

Pine Cones

Skiing Pine Cones

Skiing Pine Cones

You may not be able to get to the snow yourself, so send your imagination out for you. Here Sydney got these two pine cones well suited for wintery weather, complete with cozy hats and scarves.

Skiing Pin Cones

Sydney

9 yrs

Playing Cards

Kristina's School Project

Kristina's School Project

A canvas can be any size, as big or as small as your eye can see. Try a playing card for example, in certain art circles Artists’ Trading Cards have their niche. Kristina had a class assignment to create her own Artists’ Trading Cards. With all the CReATE materials at her fingertips, she created just that. Nicely done Kristina! You are sure to get an A!

Kristina’s Artists’ Trading Cards

13yrs

Cardboard Roles

Jack's Sculpture

Jack's Sculpture

It’s about the process. Jack had creative energy to express, so from the cardboard rolls bin he began attaching one to another until he had a sculpture worthy of a MOCA caliber display. For him, it was about the creative process, for me it was the joy of seeing his free thinking encapsulated.

Jack’s Sculpture

Jack

7 yrs

Paper Plates

Spin Art!

Spin Art!

Plates take on a whole new look wearing their spin art colors! Using our trusty salad spinners kids make works that every eye can enjoy.

Nolan & Devon

3yrs

Corks

Ana's Cork Family

Ana's Cork Family

These once wine bottle plugs became a jovial family of six, complete with friends with the help of their young creator, Ana. Now she has this silly family easily at hand any time she wants to play!

Cork Family

Ana

4yrs

Odds & Ends

Sydneys Car

Sydneys Car

You know those little objects that tend to turn up in pockets and backpacks, also known as treasures? Here those items have been assembled to create a sporty little car for zipping around. What fun the imagination can be!

Car

Sydney

8yrs