Gavin (8) made this ode to Carrie Fisher today. There is a folded cardboard roll on the left to form a C and a wooden F on the right to make her initials. He had a vision.
Happy January!
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
We’re excited to be underway with a month of fun!
Check out our happenings to see what’s in store all month long at createatudiofun.com/happenings/
and CReATE with us!
Happy New Year!
Sunday, January 1, 2017
Here’s to a new year filled with the flow of creativity for all!
Reuse!!
Saturday, December 31, 2016We are so excited about this donation to the studio. It will make awesome reuse of campus crayons.
We’ll melt them down into the molded shapes to make new fun and funky crayons to share with kids in need through our non-profit, CReATE ON YOUR CAMPUS.
Stay tuned for more on this adventure!
Quality…
Friday, December 30, 2016Sometimes creating is about quantity, it’s mostly about quaLity. Once in a while we have a meeting of the two as in this case. Many of these are functional as well as aestheticly pleasing for
Giorgianna (9). She enjoys miniature things.
Paper…
Thursday, December 29, 2016
I’m just a paper person trying to get along…
This is a totally independent creation by Elika (4).
I love what happens when creativity flows freely. The possibilities are endless.
Still in town…
Wednesday, December 28, 2016
Santa made one more stop in town today (hence the blur) to spend a little time creating today. Perhaps a stop at CReATE after Christmas is where Santa gets next year’s creativity flowing…
Oh nuts!
Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Well, how did we miss sharing this yummy mini quilt by Lucy (9) who designed it herself during our special Mini Quilt Project class a few weeks back. You might have guessed that she’s a fan of doughnuts.
Tis the season…
Sunday, December 25, 2016
Happy Everything from all of us at CReATE STUDIO! Best wishes for an abundant New Year!
(Friendly Snowman by Blake, 11)
Cool!
Saturday, December 24, 2016
The newspaper is top notch for staying informed and still so for all of its reuse abilities. Take these newspaper straws, just a quick roll up with a little tape and now we’ve got a whole new level of creative potential! We’re thinking they make a great material for a S.T.E.A.M. project for starters!