Today, among the buzz of birthday fun and a few last minute Valentine Boxes we got a little “Glitter, Glue and Sparkle Fashion Show” creating underway.
Ever want to strut your stuff?
You can do in the name of good.
Come be a fashionista, make a costume your way to wear at our show in March 25th. All proceeds go to Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families.
So good!
We’re hosting a workshop for our upcoming Glitter, Glue and Sparkle Fashion Show at Create Studio today from 2-4pm.
Come make a paper outfit to wear on our show day in March.
Kids and adults welcome.
We ask for a $10 donation from our participants to benefit Casa Pacifica Centers for Children and Families.
Looking back on a messy creative TGIF day meant lots of hands-on fun and smiles. Messy Toddler Art will do that every time!
Join us for Messy Toddler Art Fun this morning at 10am for “Shredded Paper Play” and more!
$11 per toddler.
We’re open for D.I.Y. creative exploration fun from 11am to 6pm-regular studio fees apply.
We have a cool Crafternoon Class planned at 4pm with “Crayon Rocks” and more.
$15 per participant.
Looking forward to creative time with you!
Wow! Does this look so great!
Thanks to our friend Jenni for sharing the link to this documentary.
Reuse is what we do, it’s what we love, it’s what inspires and we do it because like the documentary says, we have to!
We deem Fridays Messy Art Days! Come one, come all and get messy!
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!
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!
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.