Kid Culture Creates - Workshops

We're now in our second month of our Kid Culture Creates workshop series
and I'm happy to share our August schedule as well as some photos of from our workshops so far!

To sign your kid up for classes, please contact Kid Culture @ 416 859 9006
or email kidcultureboutique@gmail.com

         

  

photos from kidculture.facebook

Photos from Kid Culture Facebook + Leikey Instagram

Do Make Say Think

Sites like Instructables, and Design Sponge are my morning bread and butter that get me motivated for the day. I visit the sites regularly scoping out the latest and greatest from the DIY online community. They’re a great place to start when researching for a new project.

Youtube is especially helpful. I was able to teach myself crochet, knitting and tatting just from these amazingly helpful tutorials. As well as textiles, I really enjoy casting, sculpting, doodling, baking pies. I get a great feeling when I make somethings myself. The result isn't always pretty, but the challenge is the best part. 

I have a large folder of bookmarked DIY tutorials that I like to dive into once in a while. Inspired by Karyn's "My Crafty List of Things To Do" over at Make Something.ca. I've decided to start my own project list to help trim down the folder size - but mostly to give myself the extra reminder that they are there, waiting for me to make them.
And also, I'll be making posts as I cross things off the list!

Here are some gems I found floating around in there. Found over at Instructables.com

Rubber Origami Cranes

by B. Light Designs

Honey Comb Cupcakes

by Imnopeas

Viking Shoes

by skymring

Links:

Here is a list with some of my favourite DIY/Tutorial sites. 

- Instructables

- Design Sponge

- Craftster

- Pinterest & tu-tu-tu-tutorials board on Pinterest by Calee Himes

- Poppytalk

- Craftzine

- Weekend Designer

- ECAB online

- Recyclart

- Pickles

Happy crafting!

Beacon

Owen is fascinated with lighting, as a cinematographer ought to be. He is always studying colours, feeling, contrast and how things are done. I will be forever intrigued how he can pull inspiration from anything and anywhere. One of the many hidden traits about the mysterious Land Owen, is that he likes to collect globes, especially old dusty ones that are missing countries and refer to Russia as the USSR. Benoit Veubled is an artist who gravitates towards metals and found objects. With said materials he makes sculptural lighting pieces that are really something special and quite original. For your viewing pleasure, but especially for Owen...