Kids Craft at Kreatelier

[ 3 ] May 4, 2024 |

I have been running craftshops for kids at Kreatelier since the store opened last November. Line and Pernilla, co-owners of Kreatelier, have designed a beautiful space for people of all ages to come together to make, buy, or talk about art.

Crafty classes (offered for kids and adults) are taught by a variety of artists in sewing, collage, bookmaking, weaving, and more. One of the craftshops I offer is Shrinky Dinks. The most recent class was filmed by David DelPoio for StimulusTimes.com. Check it out below.

The new spring/summer schedule will be out soon and will include classes all summer long for kids and adults and two back-to-school camps in August. Classes can also be created with four or more kids. Kreatelier is a terrific place to have your child’s birthday party.

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Anisa Raoof

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Anisa Raoof is the publisher of Kidoinfo.com. She combines being a mom with her experience as an artist, designer, psych researcher and former co-director of the Providence Craft Show to create the go-to spot for families in Rhode Island and beyond. She loves using social media to connect parents with family-related businesses and services and promoting ways for parents to engage offline with their kids. Anisa believes in the power of working together and loves to find ways to collaborate with others. An online enthusiast, still likes to unplug often by reading books and magazines, drawing, learning to knit, making pop-up books with her two sons and listening to records with her husband.

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  1. What an adorable video. I think this store will be my daughter’s second home. Can’t wait for the new schedule of classes!

  2. calendar cricket says:

    did you once mention that berry boxes can be used as shrinky dink material? this is a great video! and such a cool project.

  3. Anisa Raoof Anisa says:

    Yes you can use #6 plastic. This plastic was used often for packing strawberries, however not so lately. Strawberries have been packed in #1 plastic which will not work. Mushrooms are packed in blue #6 plastic but is hard to color.

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