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Fun and Games

This tear sheet from a vintage -ish @familyfunmag has triple appeal for us. 1.We love the suggested idea of creative family games- cut slits in cards to make your own house of cards game! 

2. This idea naturally converts to a “creating at home” idea for us! Grab an old deck of cards from around the house that is OK to alter and snip double slits around all four sides of each card  about 1/2 inch deel then, interlock cards as you wish. 

3. Surely there are decks of cards floating around school campuses and that’s where our non-profit, CReATE ON YOUR CAMPUS comes in, to bring recycling habits  for reuse it in new ways  like taking old playing cards like this and making up something new for collaborative building in classrooms. A super fun learning tool that doesn’t cost a thing.

Happy Thursday 

We’d love to spend some creative time with you whether it’s for open ended creating,  school project making or or homeschool fun.

We’re open from 11am-6pm

Happy!

We all need a “Happy Book” filled with antidotes, doodles, words, stickers and other happiness makers.

The Girls Club Girls inspired us today ❤

What makes you happy?

Be Kind

In a world where you can be anything, be Kind.

Hurray! I am so proud of Our Kindness Wall Project; a joint partnership between CReATE STUDIO and Girls Club Strong and maintained by the Dude Be Nice Club at Agoura High School (my two daughters alma mater). 

The wall is ready for positivity and good vibes through campus shares from students, staff and administrators of kind doodles, words and notes. This is what makes me smile!

Happy Tuesday!

Today is our special deal day, all day where two create for the price of one! 

When you visit the studio  today please note that the street in front of our business center will be blocked today due to street paving.  Use this map as reference (blacked out sections are being paved) and park on the other side of the neighborhood by White Oak Elementary School to them walk across the field and park, entering the center on foot. The studio will be on your left.

We apologize for any inconvenience this will cause.

Spotlight!

As our spotlight on Styrofoam shines on, we look at what creators have been making with styroafoam. 

Here, a modern little bunny fuses traditional (non biodegradable) Styrofoam with its contemporary,  bio degradable packing peanuts that break down as soon as they get wet. 

Our bunny friend marks the sign of change in the world of packing and shiping…

Thinking Outside The Box I Live In.

 
Every once in a while I remember that I create the life I have. But more often I go along thinking that my life has been created for me.
I believe that the energy of creating is ongoing and unbiased so, I can step out in front of my status quo thinking and aim  for farther reaches by dreaming because we were built to dream, imagine and create! Because it’s the kind of should I should do.
I am inspired by Martin Luther King Jr. who dared to dream when it seemed too high a cost though It was too high a cost not to. He reminds me that dreams can lead to much bigger things.
Who am I to think in limits by not dreaming? That is not what I am built for.
 I NEED to dream outside the box I live in. It might inspire someone else to dream outside theirs.

Messy = Fun

Messy Toddler Art Fun meant creating and exploring with this n’ that this morning. We even got to mess around with some interesting Styrofoam stuff which is our material spotlight this month!

Be Kind

It was great to spend a Crafternoon with the ladies from The Boomer Life group making inspired wood signs today.

Spotlight on Polystyrene

Our spotlight shines the light on “Styrofoam”, known in it’s manufacturing circles as Extruded, Expanded and Molded Polystyrene and falls under the plastic umbrella of material. In order to be lightweight it is injected with a gas to make them so. Styrofoam is slow to biodegrade and it’s small pieces can be found making their ways to oceans and lakes. Yikes!
Learn more about this sciency material by visiting Wikipedia’s vast explanation at https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polystyrene#Extruded_polystyrene_foam