Seven hands-on projects, all with materials included. Kids choose their own colors and decorations, so no two finished pieces ever look the same.
Kids pick their base, colors and charms straight from our supply counters.
A studio guide shows each technique and steps in only when help is wanted.
We match the project and its difficulty to your child's age and patience.
Finished pieces go home with you; anything still drying can be picked up later.
Suggested ages are a guide, not a rule. Younger kids are welcome on most projects with a grown-up helping.
The craft that fills our display shelves. Kids pipe thick, frosting-like cream glue onto a sundae cup, a trinket box or a little house, then press in faux candies, fruit slices, animals and pearls. It looks good enough to eat, but it's for keeping.
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Our shelves hold rows of blank white figures: fairies, animals, angels and more. Pick one, then bring it to life with paint, fine details and a little shimmer. A relaxing project that rewards patience and imagination.
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Place colored beads on a pegboard following a pattern, or design your own, then a guide fuses them with an iron. Great for counting, color-matching and fine motor skills, and the results make fun keychains, magnets and coasters.
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Little ones glue soft pom-poms onto an outline (a chick, a rainbow, a favorite animal) to make a fluffy picture for their wall. No sharp tools, no tricky steps, just lots of color and a big smile at the end.
Shape soft clay into tiny loaves, sushi rolls, donuts and cakes, then add texture and "frosting." Kids can turn their creations into charms or arrange a whole mini bakery tray, the kind of project that makes everyone lean in for a closer look.
Wooden blocks, gears, springs and little metal parts become a one-of-a-kind robot with personality. Kids decide on the eyes, arms, wings and accessories, then assemble their bot step by step. A favorite with kids who love taking things apart.
Build a tiny world on a bed of moss: cottages, mushrooms, fences, stepping-stone paths and small animals. Each landscape tells a story, and kids love explaining who lives where.
Have questions about a specific project? Our FAQ page covers ages, timing and what to bring.
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