Paint-your-own dress-up: plan a tiara or cuff project
Plan a paint-your-own tiara or cuff project around the actual kit, an original design and a place for the finished accessory to dry.
Resources
Useful guides to what we make and what we carry: everyday clothes, good books, creative play, thoughtful gifts, and little things for home.
Creative gifts: choose a useful art or making activity
Choose an art gift by the making session it offers: ready-to-draw supplies, a painting or dough activity, or a defined project with something to keep.
A first modular-stamp print: plan the image before arranging the pieces
Start a PRIXEL print with one small original motif, make a proof, and use the first impression to adjust the spacing before your final card.
Make a texture and color sampler with crayons and gel crayons
Make a page of lines, patches and overlapping colors, then keep it as a reference for the marks you’d like to use in another drawing.
Three play-dough activities using the same small set of tools
Start with a few large shapes, follow a winding line or arrange colors on the table. Three simple play-dough ideas, with the details to know about Oh Eco's 3+ dough.
Powdered finger paint: setting up a small painting session
Prepare a little powdered finger paint, give the page somewhere to dry, and explore dots, broad sweeps and small color mixtures.
A compact drawing kit for a trip or restaurant table
Build a drawing kit around a container that closes, paper that fits the table and one medium you’ll be happy to pack away again.
Crayons, gel crayons or markers: compare the marks they make
Compare triangular beeswax crayons, broad gel crayons, double-tipped markers and jumbo tips by the marks and drawing setup you want.
Framed or unframed: planning a small gallery of colorful prints
Drawing, reading, kite flying and a few other familiar moments. Choosing a Favorite Moments print, comparing framed and unframed sizes, and finding its place on the wall.
Choosing a greeting card and writing a note that feels personal
What do you write after the front of the card has already said happy birthday? A few ways into personal birthday, thank-you, new-baby and holiday notes.