our #thirtydaysofthanks day #4 post on Instagram today reminds me of grateful relationships. Pausing for a moment today to declare your love for family and friends fills your cup and fills theirs too. Put pen to paper and jot a note say it in print.
So good.
Happy Halloween from Create Studio. We hope you have a spookerific day!
We’re open regular hours, 11am-6pm today.
Our messy toddler friends had fun with all things shredded paper!
We made pumpkins, put it in bottles, glued it to paper and painted it too. It was a messy good time.
Our spotlight on paper continues with this easy independant project for preschoolers, making Wrapping Paper accessories. Just grab a roll of wrapping paper and some tape. The paper process can even go a step further to become whole outfits!
Happy Two for One Tuesday!
Drop in and create with us, enjoying our two for the price of one deal all day.
We have air conditioning and and are open from 11am to 6pm.
Can’t wait to see you!
Sydney’s birthday party was all about SLIME and finding just the right blend of ingredients to make it ultra!
Their feet took them where they wanted to go, painting prints along the way during this mornings Messy Toddler Art Class. Such magical fun to be a child.
Drop in and create with us today 🙂
Homeschool friends enjoy our special school rate of $7 per student today and everyday.
Our regular studio fees apply to all other creators.
Let’s CReATE together.
We’re open from 11am to 6pm
We got Pinspired again this month with Moms Club of Conejo Valley Mamas. We all need to exersise our creative muscles to be better equipt to deal with life’s daily challenges. What better way than with Fairy Jars!
Its a thinking muscle in Your brain…
While it may not be scientifically validated, I like analogies. I Think of creativity as a mental muscle we all have.
In my last post I mentioned creativity in play and based on necessity. Many of us don’t know we excercise it everyday when we think about what to make for dinner or how were going to get the kids to each of their commitments at the same time. That’s the problem solving part, the necessity, the ying, but we need to exercise the yang too. The yang in our creative thinking is the playful side, the hands-on side, the get into the flow of it side. That’s what nurtures us. That’s where hobbies come into play. So, back to my analogy, excersising creativity is excersising our thinking muscle, making it stronger and more flexible, which allows us to better apply the ying and the yang of our thinking muscle for a richer life quality.
Try today to take note of your creativity muscle and where you use it. It might just surprise you with a smile. You are creative.
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