Summer Art Camp for Children 7-12 years old

We provide all supplies, bring your snacks and refreshments.

10 am- 11 am First activity

11 am- 11:15 am Break

11:15 am- 12 Second activity

12-12:30 Art History Class - Engaging facts and examining photographs of artworks

12:30 - 1:00 pm Lunch break

1pm-2pm Third activity

Have a great time in our studio with a full 4 hours of enjoyment that promises to be both entertaining and engaging. During this time, you will have access to a wide range of activities designed to cater to various interests and preferences, ensuring that everyone in your group will find something to enjoy.

We supply everything you need to make your experience memorable and hassle-free. From high-quality equipment and materials to comfortable seating arrangements, we have thoughtfully prepared our space for your utmost convenience. All you need to do is bring your own snacks and drinks to keep your energy up and add a personal touch to your experience. Whether you prefer sweet treats, savory bites, or refreshing beverages, feel free to customize your snack selection to suit your tastes. Please be respectful of allergens.

Day to day activities:

Day1:

1. Decorating plates

offers a unique opportunity to transform everyday dinnerware into stunning art pieces. Using food-safe paints or decoupage techniques, one can create beautiful designs that make mealtime more enjoyable. These decorative plates can be used for special occasions or displayed as part of home décor, adding a touch of individuality to your dining experience.

2. Glitter Slime

are a fascinating craft that combines the fun of slime-making with imaginative play. Once the slime reaches the desired consistency, the real fun begins—adding glitter! You can choose from a variety of glitter colors.

3. Printings

encompass a wide range of artistic techniques that allow for the reproduction of images, patterns, and designs on various surfaces. This can include everything from traditional block printing, where carved images are inked and pressed onto paper or fabric, to modern screen printing techniques used for creating custom apparel.

Day 2:

1. Transforming mason jars into lamps

Diving into projects with acrylics, decoupage, or mixed media is a great way to boost your creativity and artistic flair. Acrylic paints are super versatile and vibrant, working well on different surfaces. Plus, they dry fast, letting you create detailed designs with endless possibilities.

Decoupage is all about decorating stuff with glued paper cutouts. You can jazz up furniture, boxes, and decorations, making unique items that show off your style. It's fun for everyone, no matter the age.

2. Art piece swap

Have fun painting with your friends or using any other technique through an art piece swap. What does this involve? Imagine a group of 5 people at this event. Each person has a canvas in front of them. Every participant gets 10 minutes to work on their own piece before passing it to another participant. This process allows them to collectively create a masterpiece, with each person contributing a part of themselves to every art piece.

3. Create postcards

Crafting DIY postcards with kids is a wonderful, interactive activity that promotes creativity, enhances fine motor skills, and fosters bonds with family and friends. The process can be straightforward: cut sturdy cardstock into the standard size , decorate the front, and write a heartfelt message on the back.

Day 3:

1. Collage making

Engaging in collage-making is a rewarding pastime that liberates you from the limitations of technical drawing or painting, enabling boundless creativity. By utilizing materials such as vintage magazines, fabric remnants, or old maps, the activity becomes a soothing retreat.

• There's no concern about damaging a canvas, as the materials can be reused or rearranged before being glued.

• The process of tearing, cutting, and arranging pieces keeps you focused on the present, serving as a form of meditation.

Contrasting elements results in unexpected visual narratives.

Techniques:

Thematic Vision Boards, Textured Mixed Media, Abstract Shapes

2. Designing Custom Pillowcases

Designing custom pillowcases is a wonderful way to personalize your bedroom decor. This craft project can involve fabric paints, markers, or even iron-on transfers to create unique designs that reflect individual styles and interests.

3. Rock painting

is a creative activity that allows individuals to express their artistic skills while connecting with nature. By collecting smooth stones from your backyard or by purchasing them you can create beautiful works of art.

Using acrylic paints, you can transform these rocks into colorful animals, inspirational quotes, or intricate mandalas. Once painted, the rocks can be used as garden decorations, paperweights, or even hidden around the neighborhood for others to find, spreading joy and creativity. This activity not only promotes artistic expression but also encourages mindfulness and appreciation for the natural world.

Day 4:

1. Exciting Flower Pot Decorating!

Revitalize your garden by adding vibrant pots to transform your outdoor space into a lively sanctuary. learn about preparing, painting, and sealing these pots. Choose colors that match your garden's theme or personal taste, using outdoor-safe acrylic or spray paints for various patterns. After painting, seal the pots with a clear outdoor sealant to protect them from the elements. Painted pots also make unique and practical gifts, encouraging gardening and plant care. Consider filling them with flowers or herbs for a complete, thoughtful gift package for any occasion.

2. Pom-Pom Necklaces

are a playful and colorful accessory that can be easily made at home. To create these necklaces, you start by making pom-poms from yarn, which can be done using a pom-pom maker or simply wrapping yarn around your fingers.

Once you have a collection of pom-poms in various sizes and colors, you can string them together using a sturdy cord or elastic. The result is a vibrant necklace that can be worn on special occasions or during everyday play. This craft encourages creativity and can also serve as a great way to teach children about color coordination and design.

3. Face painting on a Styrofoam mannequin

is a vibrant and expressive art form that transforms the human canvas into a work of art, often seen at festivals, parties, and community events. Utilizing a variety of non-toxic paints, participants can create intricate designs ranging from simple patterns to elaborate characters, allowing individuals, especially children, to embody their favorite superheroes, animals, or fantasy creatures. This engaging activity not only enhances the festive atmosphere but also encourages creativity and self-expression among participants.

Day 5:

1. T-shirt decorating

is yet another popular activity that allows for self-expression. Using fabric paints, tie-dye techniques, or even iron-on transfers, individuals can create one-of-a-kind apparel that reflects their interests, beliefs, or artistic flair. This form of customization not only promotes creativity but also encourages people to wear their art proudly, making a statement wherever they go.

2. Clothespin People

Clothespin people are a simple yet effective craft project that uses everyday materials to create unique characters. By painting or decorating wooden clothespins, you can transform them into people with distinct personalities.

Using markers, fabric scraps, and other craft supplies, you can design outfits, hairstyles, and facial expressions for each character. These clothespin people can then be used in storytelling, puppet shows, or as part of a larger diorama, enhancing imaginative play. This project is particularly great for developing fine motor skills and understanding character creation.

3. Live theatre stage

At the end we're putting together a small live theatre performance featuring the clothespin characters we crafted today.