It was so fun to have Brookside Elementary back to the studio. This time the 4th grade came to work on their Native American projects as experts in the areas of housing,food, instruments and more!
It was hands-on collaborative creating all the way!
We are so excited to host the Glitter, Sparkle and Glue Fashion Show with @glamourpartygirls to benefit Casa Pacifica Centers at CReATE STUDIO on Saturday, March 25th from 2-4pm!
Contact us to participate and be in our show! Boys and girls of all ages welcome.
Making Birthday wishes for Bella.
We like to bring people together for a little doodling fun to take home from our birthday parties
Today, millions step out for equality for all. I can’t be downtown but I can be here at CReATE STUDIO, the business I created with art accessibility and equality for all. I am a female business owner and just happen to have an all female staff at the moment. If I have learned anything over the last 8 years in business it’s that we can achieve anything we set our minds to.
This week in our Girls Club Class we put some focus on Social Media and Self as a follow up to our physical self ideas from last week. The girls made Faux Cell Phones and created apps for them the represent activities they can enjoy without being on their phones.
Top choices were baking, singing, dancing, bowling, diy crafting and making homemade ice cream to name a few. Everything was hands-on and had no space for a phone in hand.
It’s about how we feel when we are doing, not how others look.
Spent an afternoon with clever Project Sewers. Olivia decided she’d need a water bottle holder when she’s out running. Every bit of her project used to have a different fabric life. Now, revamped, the fabrics and Olivia get to run free with new purpose!
All the world needs is love. Today’s “Easy Project Wednesday- Easy Dry Erase Boards” yielded this loving gem-a simply sweet dry erase board box!
Come on and CReATE with us. We’ve got a super simple project for you, “Easy Dry Erase Boards”. They are greT for leaving messages for family at home, writing a little reminder or an affirming thought. Come play!
Regular studio fees apply.
It took 52 plastic lids to make this snake slither. That’s 52 bits of plastic not in a landfill and 52 commitments to imagination and creativity.
To think these delicate little paper cups would be thought of as trash.
Thank goodness our CReATE community recognizes potential and sent them our way as a donation. We’ll be featuring them in our February “Material Of The Week” line-up. Can’t wait to see what they become!