ways to make
something together

a sampling, not a menu

• fabric + no-sewall ages

  kinusaiga japanese fabric art

  Colorful fabric pieces become a no-sew design on a foam art panel, inspired by the Japanese craft of kinusaiga. It feels like painting with fabric, and the finished piece is made for the wall.

• paintingall ages

  acrylic paint pours

  Pour, swirl, and tilt fluid acrylics into a bold abstract painting with dreamy color blends. Relaxing, beginner-friendly, and every single canvas comes out one-of-a-kind.

• printmakingall ages

  carved & printed totes, pouches, tea towels

  Rooted in the textile-printing traditions of Bagru, Rajasthan. Carve a design or choose a Bagru-inspired stencil, roll on ink, and hand-print a tote, pencil pouch, or tea towel.

• paperall ages

  paper quill panels + greeting cards

  Roll and shape colorful paper strips into a quilled canvas and a matching card. A calm, detailed workshop that always surprises people with how good their piece looks.

• mixed mediaadults + teens

  seaglass mini bookshelf gardens

  Build a miniature bookshelf scene with mosaic tiles, sea glass, paint pens, and mixed media — tiny books, tiny plants, framed and cozy.

• printmakingadults + teens

  ebru water marbling

  Float and move pigment across a prepared water bath, then lift the pattern onto paper or fabric. Finished sheets become framed art, bookmarks, cards, or journal covers.

• scentadults + teens

  the art of attar: arabian-inspired perfume oils

  Layer notes like oud, amber, rose, saffron, and musk into a personal oil-based scent, then bottle it and decorate the label with jewel and metallic accents.

• mosaicadults + teens

  mosaic tile trays, frames, or coasters

  Tile and grout a patterned design that's useful and decorative — styled to match the room it's going home to.

• paintingall ages

  dazzling drink coasters

  Paint and design a set of coasters with vibrant paints, vinyl stickers, and paint pens, finished with a glossy seal. Easy to theme for any season.

• botanicalall ages

  pressed floral candle jars

  Decorate a glass candle jar with pressed flowers, soft tissue layers, and embellishments, then choose your scent. Botanical, gift-ready, and beautiful lit.

• wire + beadsall ages

  trees through the seasons: beaded wire sculptures

  Twist wire, add beads and charms, and shape a whimsical mini tree. Colors and branches are completely up to the maker.

• fiberadults + teens

  needle felt hoop art

  Use wool fibers and a felting needle to "paint" a soft, textured design inside an embroidery hoop. Quiet, tactile, and lovely on a wall.

• clayall ages

  mini polymer clay charms + accessories

  Shape, blend, and texture tiny clay creations — miniature foods, animals, plants — then turn favorites into magnets, keychains, charms, or rings.

• mixed mediaall ages

  whimsical teacup fairy gardens

  Build a tiny garden inside a teacup or clay pot with moss, stones, greenery, and miniature accents. Cozy, cottagecore, and doubles as décor.

• textile dyeall ages

  bandhani tie dye scarves

  Bind thread, rubber bands, beads, or small objects into tight patterns on scarves, bandanas, totes, or wall hangings before the dye goes on.

• decoupageall ages

  seashell trinket dishes + beaded wire rings

  Decoupage a large seashell with patterned prints, seal it glossy, finish with metallic paint — then make a beaded wire ring to match.

• paperall ages

  laminated charm bookmarks

  Mix stationery, stickers, washi tape, paint pens, and pressed florals into a set of four large bookmarks. We laminate each one and add tassels and charms.

• mixed mediaall ages

  sparkle & shine panels

  Paint a base design, then layer gems, glitter, sequins, and bold embellishments into a radiant mixed-media panel. Joyful and very hard to get wrong.

• paintingtoddlers + caregivers

  watercolor bubble art panels

  A sensory-rich painting activity where children gently blow colorful bubbles onto watercolor paper or canvas and watch soft, abstract patterns settle.

• printmakingtoddlers + caregivers

  linocut printed tote bags (toddler version)

  A toddler-friendly take on printmaking using soft foam and peel-and-stick shapes — no sharp tools. Press, stamp, and roll paint onto a canvas tote.

• mixed mediatoddlers + caregivers

  abstract stained glass string art

  Children arrange glue-soaked yarn into twisty abstract designs on a canvas panel, then paint watercolors into the spaces for a stained-glass effect.

• claytoddlers + caregivers

  air dry clay mosaic creatures

  Kids sculpt a creature from air-dry clay and press in beans, seeds, and mosaic-style materials. Each one dries into a sturdy little keepsake.

• mixed mediatoddlers + caregivers

  habitat diorama displays

  Children and caregivers build a seasonal habitat inside a wooden display box — antarctic, forest, or pond — with pom-poms, pipe cleaners, and figurines.

• fibertoddlers + caregivers

  weave & wonder wall loom art

  Strips of colorful paper and fabric get woven onto a pre-assembled loom that's ready to hang the moment it's finished.

• printmakingtoddlers + caregivers

  shaving cream marble prints

  Swirl paint into fluffy shaving cream, press paper on top, and lift a marbled print. Messy in the best, fully-supervised way.

• drawingtoddlers + caregivers

  spin & swirl art

  Markers meet spinning discs. Kids explore motion, pattern, and cause-and-effect while making a vibrant swirl on cardstock.

• decoupagetoddlers + caregivers

  decoupage picture frames

  Layers of torn tissue paper and patterned cardstock turn a plain wooden frame into something bright and personal.

• collagetoddlers + caregivers

  paint chip villages + straw animals

  Paint chips, construction paper, foam cutouts, and colorful straws become playful villages and animal collages, ready to frame.