• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer

ARTBAR

raising creative thinkers

  • MY BOOKS
    • Art Workshop for Children
    • Cardboard Creations
  • ART SUPPLIES
  • SHOP
    • Art Bar on Etsy
    • Art Class Poster
  • ABOUT
  • Nav Social Menu

    • Facebook
    • Instagram
    • Pinterest

14 Crafts for Teens and Tweens

October 2, 2017 by Barbara Rucci 55 Comments

70912 shares
  • Facebook79

There are so many crafts for teens and tweens out there on the internet. One could get lost on Pinterest for days. I want to make it easy for you. These fifteen ideas are simple, use few supplies, and use mostly recycled materials. Cheap and easy!

15 crafts for teens a tweens, including yarn crafts, garlands, painting, and drawing.

This post contains affiliate links. Thank you for your support!

When I first started my blog, I had one tween and the other two were still little. I geared my art projects more towards the little ones. A lot of process art and very few crafts. But now that they are 17, 15, and 11, I have found that they really do love to make something. They still love process art (my 11-year old son would love to splatter paint on a daily basis), but they really get into crafts now, too. Especially with their friends.

Teens are very social, so all of these ideas are really fun to do with a friend or with a group of friends. Teens also love to decorate their rooms, so most of these arts and crafts are things you could hang on your wall or prop op on a shelf.

Yarn Crafts for Teens and Tweens:

Wrap yarn around cardboard letters to make a colorful, decorative piece of art. A perfect craft for kindergartners through to teens and tweens.

1. Yarn Wrapped Cardboard Letters

Although this yarn craft is really quite good for all ages, teens and tweens will love to make these letters to decorate their rooms. Make three and turn it into an artsy monogram!

Make a God's Eye from twigs and yarn. Old-school craft great for kindergartners through to teens and tweens, and even adults!

2. God’s Eyes

This is such an old-school craft, I remember making these with popsicle sticks when I was little. Here we use real twigs to make them more authentic. Older kids can make pom-poms for the ends. This craft can be made by kids as young as five, all the way up through adults. The most fun part is picking out the color combos!

Here is a link to my favorite neon pink yarn. Sometimes they sell out so check back if it’s out of stock.

Paper Crafts for Teens and Tweens:

Melt shaved crayons onto paper to create beautiful butterflies. Craft for teens and tweens.

3. Melted Crayon Butterflies

Save old crayons for this craft. Make lot of butterflies and hang on the wall as an art installation. I include butterfly printables in this post. As always, adult supervision recommended with a hot iron.

Make paper pinwheels and paint with watercolors. Great art activity for teens and tweens.

4. Painted Paper Pinwheels

This has been one of my most popular paper crafts. I make them for birthday parties where the tweens carefully paint each fold, then embellish with gold paint. Collect lots and hang them on a wall.

Make giant stars from paper lunch bags, then paint with tempera cakes. Perfect craft for teens and tweens.

5. Paper Bag Stars

These paper bag stars are SO easy and fun to make. We make them all the time, and have embellished them several different ways. We have painted them, we have used chalk markers, and sometimes we’ve used a hole punch do add a luminary quality.

Make giant stars from paper lunch bags, then paint with tempera cakes. Perfect craft for teens and tweens.

You can use brown bags or white bags. Read this tutorial on how to turn ordinary paper lunch bags into these beautiful stars.

Make giant stars from paper lunch bags, then paint with tempera cakes. Perfect craft for teens and tweens.

Supplies needed for Paper Bag Stars:

~ Brown lunch bags or white lunch bags

~ Glue sticks

~ Scissors

~ Fluorescent tempera cakes

~ White chalk markers

~ Hole punch

Garland & Paper Chain Crafts for Teens and Tweens:

Make a name garland from paint chips. Perfect craft for teens and tweens.

6. Paint Chip Name Garland

Paint chips have to be one of the best free materials around. My daughter made this years ago and it’s still hanging in her room.

Fold paper into hearts and make a paper chain. Perfect craft for teens and tweens.

7. Hearts Paper Chain

Making these heart paper chains is addictive. Once the kids figure out the system, they don’t want to ever stop! Here we painted the paper first, but you can also use colored paper.

Painting and Drawing Ideas for Teens and Tweens:

XOXO painting with watercolors.

8. XOXO Watercolor Painting

This painting project is such a great color study idea. It also is really cute to frame and hang on your wall.

Use cereal box cardboard and acrylic paint to make little works of heart art.

9. Cereal Box Heart Paintings

Get your teens and tweens to start mixing acrylics and making their own colors. These hearts turn the humble cereal box into rich, beautiful little pieces of art.

Draw on leaves with chalk markers. Quick and easy and dries in seconds!

10. Chalk Marker Leaves

There as many ways to embellish leaves as there are leaves to collect! Here we used one simple material, a white chalk pen.

Kandinsky inspired circle painting art prompt for kids.

11. Kandinsky Inspired Circle Paintings

Each painting is more beautiful than the next, it’s a lesson in both abstract art and working with watercolors.

Slime and Soap Making for Teens and Tweens:

Make this smooth and fluffy slime with shaving cream and glue.

12. Fluffy Bubblegum Slime

My teen daughter’s favorite slime recipe using a special “fluffy” ingredient.

Make scented rainbow soap from glycerin and dye. Awesome craft for teens and tweens.

13. Make Scented Rainbow Soap

I made these soaps with my art camp students who were in kindergarten. Then my teen daughters made them with their friends. They were a huge hit!! So much fun to make, and even more fun to slice 🙂

Jewelry Crafts for Teens and Tweens:

Make necklaces from steel washers from the hardware store. Great craft for teens and tweens.

14. Washer Necklaces

Inexpensive hardware store washers are the main material in these “boho chic” necklaces. Painted with nail polish, they are a huge hit with teens and tweens.

Make friendship bracelets with embroidery floss. Old school craft for teens and tweens.

15. Friendship Bracelets

My girls and their friends make friendship bracelets all the time. You can tie the ends to cardboard and take them anywhere!  I love this old-time classic craft because there are so many different patterns and color combos to choose from. It literally never gets old.

Here is a wonderful tutorial on how to make simple friendship bracelets. And if you want something more challenging, these heart ones are adorable!

Supplies needed for friendship bracelets:

~ Embroidery floss

~ A safety pin or tape

~ Good scissors

– – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

I think this is a good list to get your teens and tweens started with some crafts. You can try one a month! The supply lists are short and many use mostly recycled materials.

I know many teens and tweens are also into selling their crafts and art, so I am going to work on a free, downloadable business card idea next.

xo, Bar

Filed Under: Teen Crafts Tagged With: hearts, God's Eye, yarn, paper chain, drawing, pinwheels, paper bag stars, rainbow soap, painting, jewelry, slime

Previous Post: « Kandinsky Inspired Circle Paintings + Floating Frame
Next Post: Cardboard Tube Sculptures »

Reader Interactions

Comments

  1. Diego Lopes

    October 11, 2017 at 1:47 pm

    Love the God’d eye and pinwheel ideas! All of them are awesome, really, but those two are my favorite!

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      October 12, 2017 at 7:43 am

      thanks Diego! those are two of my favorites, too 🙂 xx bar

      Reply
    • Butt

      May 15, 2020 at 7:01 pm

      Omg those are my favorites too

      Reply
  2. Jill Stielow

    February 26, 2018 at 5:26 pm

    how to I get to directions/supplies needed, etc.

    Reply
    • Nora

      May 26, 2020 at 8:25 am

      I was wondering this too. But I figured out that if you click on the title of the activity I think it will take you to a different part of this website and it has recipes and directions. Try it with the rainbow soap. Click the orange tilts for the rainbow soap then I think you’ll have the instructions.
      Hope I helped!

      Reply
      • Aleeza

        June 10, 2020 at 1:39 am

        Hi Nora and Jill,
        You just click on the name of the craft.

        Reply
    • Ava

      January 30, 2026 at 3:54 pm

      That’s what I’m saying all of these crafts look really fun but I don’t know how to do most of them. We need instructions!!!!!

      Reply
      • Barbara Rucci

        April 2, 2026 at 8:35 am

        hi Ava, just click on the red titles and they will bring you to the instructions! ~ Bar

        Reply
  3. Luna

    March 26, 2018 at 1:44 am

    This is amazing. I’m going to do these projects for my own room.

    Reply
    • Sophia Messi Lover

      August 28, 2020 at 12:17 am

      Same! These look SO fun!!!

      Reply
  4. Linda Fielding

    May 24, 2018 at 2:23 pm

    For some reason I cannot get to website, Big for Small. Please help?

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      May 28, 2018 at 8:39 am

      hi Linda, which project were you trying to get to?

      Reply
  5. Karen

    June 12, 2018 at 9:41 am

    Love all your ideas.. Thanks for sharing. Please tell me how to do the x o design. It’s gorgeous!! Thanks and the ingredients for slimy bubblegum

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      June 13, 2018 at 2:49 pm

      hi Karen – so the links you are looking for are within the post. but here there are again just in case you can’t find them…
      XOXO painting: https://www.artbarblog.com/diy-painting-xoxo/
      Bubblegum Slime: https://www.artbarblog.com/fluffy-bubblegum-slime/
      Have fun! xo Bar

      Reply
  6. Jc

    August 20, 2018 at 5:25 pm

    These are all so cute I don’t even know what to do first.XOXO

    Reply
  7. Lynne Davidson

    January 14, 2019 at 4:33 pm

    Would love to buy the book for my granddaughters,but cannot fini anywhere.?

    Reply
  8. bob

    March 13, 2019 at 5:52 am

    wow, that look like fun
    now i wont be board in holidays again

    Reply
  9. Kendall

    May 31, 2019 at 7:57 am

    These are great ideas I definitely won’t be bored this summer I definitely want to try the soap one

    Reply
  10. stitches

    July 9, 2019 at 11:54 pm

    Hi – the crayon butterflies look like so much fun! Are there instructables on how to iron them? Thanks!

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      September 27, 2019 at 11:00 am

      hi, yes the instructions are in the post if you click on the link. have fun! xx Bar

      Reply
  11. mary smith

    August 29, 2019 at 7:11 pm

    u should put harder things on- this is for young people

    Reply
    • Fluffy cow

      May 20, 2020 at 3:45 pm

      Hello. If you did not read the website description, it says for teens and tweens so if you think you are “too cool for school crafts” then think that while all of the rest of us have so much fun! 🙃😡

      Reply
    • Abbie Gilligin

      May 27, 2020 at 8:37 pm

      Ya tweens are like 10 years old so the crafts will be fun for the if they are crafty

      Reply
  12. elia

    October 17, 2019 at 12:59 am

    amazing for my tweens thanks a lot!

    Reply
  13. Beverly Lafone

    January 25, 2020 at 4:42 pm

    Trying to find instructions. Every single project I click on comes to DermSet Anti-aging cream,,, Would love directions for paper bag start and pinwheels

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      January 30, 2020 at 11:12 am

      so sorry Beverly! that seems very strange. you must be clicking on ads. don’t use your phone, use a computer if you can. sometimes the ads block the links on a small device. the paperbag star directions are in this post, number 5. the pinwheels can be found here: https://www.artbarblog.com/watercolor-paper-pinwheels/. hope this helps! xx Bar

      Reply
  14. Barbara Rucci

    May 28, 2020 at 8:49 am

    thank you! just click on the red type and it will bring you to the posts. xx Bar

    Reply
  15. Aleeza

    June 10, 2020 at 1:37 am

    Hi, I’m 13 and I was really looking for a cool and crafty project for my after school club which I run in a local community centre at 4pm. Thank You so much for these amazing crafts, Bar. Truly appreciated. I actually also tried out some of these crafts for my bedroom decor and they turned out great. MY favourite one was the yarn name.

    Aleeza 🙂

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      June 21, 2020 at 10:55 am

      yay!! so glad you made some of these, Aleeza! the yarn letters are perfect for a room! xx Bar

      Reply
  16. bartaa

    June 23, 2020 at 10:10 am

    where are the instructions?

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      June 27, 2020 at 4:55 pm

      Click on the red titles and it will bring you to the full posts.

      Reply
  17. Ella

    August 29, 2020 at 1:10 pm

    Thanks for these crafts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Can’t wait to try them!

    Reply
  18. Kendrik Smith

    October 7, 2020 at 5:31 pm

    These look SOOO much fun!! I cant wait to do this with my daughter and son! Thanks so much!

    Reply
  19. Violet

    December 28, 2020 at 4:36 pm

    Omg, these are all so cute ideas!!!!!!

    Reply
  20. I love art

    February 17, 2021 at 3:58 am

    Great art for the girls at home!

    Reply
    • Vanny_SilverWolf

      June 30, 2021 at 6:48 pm

      Art is… AWESOME!

      Reply
  21. Lily

    June 29, 2021 at 3:28 pm

    These crafts are super cute!!😍

    Reply
  22. Suhaana

    October 4, 2021 at 3:30 pm

    Hi, this is Suhaana, all these crafts are so much fun, can you put more please? I have done all of them at least 2 or 3 times and to fun never ends but lately I have been getting slightly bored and I can’t find any other websites.
    Thank you, Suhaana.

    Reply
    • Barbara Rucci

      December 8, 2021 at 9:31 am

      Hi Susanna, I will try and get another post out soon with more ideas! ~ Bar

      Reply
  23. Simone

    March 16, 2023 at 5:18 pm

    Hi Bar!! My name is Simone, I’m nine years old. I was thinking that maybe you could do more animal crafts? I would appreciate that. Thanks a lot!!! -Simone

    Reply
  24. Gazala Palekar

    September 30, 2025 at 12:12 am

    Amazing amazing post, this made my day. I was searching crafts for teens for my daughter’s birthday, this is the best post, I have seen after a long time. Keep it up dear. ❤️

    Reply

Trackbacks

  1. How to Make Paper Stars From Lunch Bags - Babble Dabble Do says:
    February 14, 2018 at 3:20 pm

    […] Painted Paper Bag Stars by Art Bar […]

    Reply
  2. 20 Best Ideas Crafts for Tweens - Best Collections Ever | Home Decor | DIY Crafts | Coloring | Birthday | Ideas says:
    July 30, 2019 at 6:33 am

    […] (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Best Crafts For Tweens from 14 Crafts for Teens and Tweens ARTBAR. Source Image: http://www.artbarblog.com. Visit this site for details: http://www.artbarblog.com […]

    Reply
  3. The Best Craft Ideas for Teens - Best Collections Ever | Home Decor | DIY Crafts | Coloring | Birthday | Ideas says:
    July 30, 2019 at 9:33 am

    […] (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Best Craft Ideas For Teens from 14 Crafts for Teens and Tweens ARTBAR. Source Image: http://www.artbarblog.com. Visit this site for details: http://www.artbarblog.com […]

    Reply
  4. The Best Ideas for Arts and Crafts for Teenager - Best Collections Ever | Home Decor | DIY Crafts | Coloring | Birthday | Ideas says:
    August 3, 2019 at 7:29 am

    […] (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Best Arts And Crafts For Teenager from 14 Crafts for Teens and Tweens ARTBAR. Source Image: http://www.artbarblog.com. Visit this site for details: http://www.artbarblog.com […]

    Reply
  5. The Best Ideas for New Year Crafts for Adults - Best DIY Ideas and Craft Collections says:
    December 13, 2019 at 9:52 am

    […] Best New Year Crafts For Adults from 14 Crafts for Teens and Tweens ARTBAR. Source Image: http://www.artbarblog.com. Visit this site for details: http://www.artbarblog.com […]

    Reply
  6. Art Projects For Teenagers Students Who Need To Reduce Stress says:
    February 11, 2021 at 7:34 am

    […] Art Bar Blog has some great ideas for yarn crafts and projects for teens, including friendship bracelets and yarn-wrapped cardboard letters. These are good options because they can be done individually or as a group, so your teen and their friends can get together for a creative stress-busting session! Needlepoint or knitting are also art projects that may help your teen manage their stress; they require concentration, but can also be done as calming activities, something to keep their hands and minds busy with something small. […]

    Reply
  7. Art Projects For Teenagers Students Who Need To Reduce Stress – Easy Info Blogs says:
    February 13, 2021 at 7:32 am

    […] Art Bar Blog has some nice concepts for yarn crafts and initiatives for teenagers, together with friendship bracelets and yarn-wrapped cardboard letters. These are good choices as a result of they are often performed individually or as a bunch, so your teen and their pals can get collectively for a inventive stress-busting session! Needlepoint or knitting are additionally artwork initiatives which will assist your teen handle their stress; they require focus, however may also be performed as calming actions, one thing to maintain their fingers and minds busy with one thing small. […]

    Reply
  8. 9 Fun Indoor Activities for Tweens – ZILLSKILL says:
    March 11, 2021 at 8:50 am

    […] equally important for tweens as it keeps their mind active and healthy. Indulge tweens in a unique craft activity or keep them busy by making them try something different like knitting or creating their own […]

    Reply
  9. When Covid Learning Loss & Summer Slide Converge - Teen Innovators says:
    June 28, 2021 at 12:57 am

    […] ok with them wasting literally years of life looking at what others are creating. Encourage them to create something themselves. Even if it’s a quick watercolor or batch of […]

    Reply
  10. Crafts for Teens – Stir the Creative Center of Your Teenagers’ Brain • My Blah Blah Blahg says:
    July 1, 2021 at 5:00 am

    […] you’re looking for teen craft ideas for your teenaged-children, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve put together a list of some of the best teen craft ideas […]

    Reply
  11. How To Inspire The Next Generation of Teen Innovators - Teen Innovators says:
    July 16, 2021 at 1:35 am

    […] ok with them wasting literally years of life looking at what others are creating. Encourage them to create something themselves. Even if it’s a quick watercolor or batch of […]

    Reply
  12. Fun Teen Crafts - 80 Creative DIY Projects for Teenagers - DYI Teen Crafts ... says:
    September 14, 2021 at 7:06 pm

    […] 14 Crafts for Teens and Tweens – ARTBAR […]

    Reply
  13. 66 Fun DIYs For Teens (DIY Crafts for Teens) - CraftyThinking says:
    October 20, 2021 at 1:37 pm

    […] All you need to create your braided bracelet is suede lace and crystal rondelle beads. The crystal beads available here are ideal for creating personalized jewelry. […]

    Reply
  14. Fun Crafts for 12-Year-Olds · Craftwhack says:
    November 12, 2021 at 2:56 pm

    […] Source: https://www.artbarblog.com/13-crafts-for-teens-and-tweens/ […]

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Primary Sidebar

The Creativity Project
RESOURCE FOR TEACHERS
Join our course!
Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.
Your subscription has been successful.

Yes! I want to raise thoughtful and creative children. Send me more inspiration, please!

artbarblog

i make things✖️
creativity facilitator✖️
design as a lense✖️
author✖️✖️
mom✖️✖️✖️
blog at artbarblog✖️
teacher resources ⬇️
@the.creativityproject

I have been thinking lately about so many big idea I have been thinking lately about so many big ideas. They seem to be stuck, though, in the cogs of my brain. I need to articulate and connect these ideas together, but I can’t find the right words, or medium. It feels like trudging through thick mud, and then making the choice to set up camp in the muddy place. Maybe this is always what motherhood + living a creative life will be. And I am ok with that, too. Life is mucky, and even though I crave clarity, I am also acutely aware that this is why I also crave art. Music, books, museums, film, gardens… these are the mediums humans turn to when they need to find connection and, if we are lucky, clarity. But I feel more protective of my human-centered ideas these days and less willing to share them in spaces like this where they are open source. I don’t even know what is real sometimes. And how am I contributing to this landscape of creative and intellectual robbery. I think I am headed in a different direction but I don’t know what that is yet. Meanwhile, I am camping in the mud and looking for beauty where I am. 

Some moments new and old, lately…

1. Painting at my easel, age 4 when we lived in England before moving to the US. 
2. I tried making a video of motherhood on mother’s day inspired by this song 🌙 but never finished. 
3. Planting dahlias 🌸
4. Year 2 of my veggie garden. It is not going well. 
5. We diagnosed our garden problem as not enough sun so cut down a tree to give the sun a little path but then the sun moved. Also failing at science 😳
6. When you see your habits in your children ❤️ 
7. My mom’s caretaker gave me a cake and now I am a whole year younger 🙏🏼
8. Thank you James for the treats, mom dreams of traveling to visit your bakery but this was the next best thing 🥐
9. Finding 50 bucks in jeans from 20 years ago 👏🏼 Always check the pockets!
10. The newly graduated makeup artist with her kit off to a job 💋 
11. When the birthday kid isn’t home it’s too sad. must make art. 
12. When I am so dumb and share it on the internet 🙃
13. My heart, my clarity ❤️
14. Another round of silkscreening! Things are happening. 
15. MUA by Ava, and hanging out with the help 😍
16. Reminder.
Happy Earth Day! Can we agree that every day is Happy Earth Day! 

Can we agree that every day is Earth Day? The older I get, the more I change my habits to be kinder to this beautiful planet. Lately, seeing the photos from Artemis II of Earth from space has really moved me to make even more planet-friendly choices. Here are some things we do at home, and of course, we could always be better, but I also think small changes are more doable and sustainable, and if millions of us did just one of these things, it would make a difference.

Ok, here goes! My hope is that someone reads one of these actions and thinks, I can do this! We cannot reverse the melting ice caps, but we can stop further global warming… humans can do this if we work together. It starts small and is community-driven, so share this with friends!

1. Eating less meat, eating more veggies (this is also called eating low on the food chain). A vegetarian or vegan diet is a low-carbon diet. Did you know switching to 2/3 vegan reduces your carbon footprint by 60%? 
2. Grow our own veggies. Save on emissions and packaging, and find joy in gardening.
3. Less food waste. Eat leftovers, clear the fridge.
4. Buy less. Buy local.
5. Repurpose, fix, mend, thrift.
6. Make homemade gifts.
7. Drive less, fly less. (This one is harder, but being conscious of it is really important.)
8. Moderate, steady thermostat settings can save so much energy. Try 67/68 F in the winter and 72/73 in the summer and don’t touch it.
9. No pesticides on our lawn. It may not be pretty, but we have never had a beautiful lawn, and I’m fine with that. We also live on a river so the thought of polluting that water so I can have a perfect lawn is crazy.
10. Using non-toxic cleaning products or making our own from vinegar.
11. This year, we will do “no-mow May” to promote biodiversity, help the soil, and reduce emissions.
12. Vote for candidates who take climate change seriously!

Add some things you are doing in the comments. This is a judgment-free zone, so no preaching! But for real, we all can do a little bit better. 

The blog post about these signs is on artbarblog.com, link in bio!
New blog post! It’s about time I share my favorite New blog post! It’s about time I share my favorite materials that I bring to the library. Read the post for links and tips for how to pair these materials to foster deep engagement. Children have always needed time in childhood to use their hands to make things and play, but now more than ever, the skills they develop through these experiences are imperative for their future well-being and success. I’ve been reading everywhere about children’s “lost skills” in this new ed tech world where screens have replaced so much hands-on learning in the classroom, even as young as preschool 😞 Communication skills, flexible thinking, regulating emotions, building empathy for others, innovating, even core strength and pencil grips are a struggle. Offering time and materials for making things and playing with ideas should not be a challenge; it should be as essential as filling bodies with fresh air and food. Play is how children learn! Anyway, I hope this post will inspire you to collect some things for making and maybe even join our Materials Matter course over on @the.creativityproject so that you, too, can become an expert at cultivating creative thinking through art making!
It’s almost impossible to concentrate or sleep or It’s almost impossible to concentrate or sleep or work or enjoy anything these days. I know joy is resistance, art is resistance, kindness and empathy are resistance, and I try and practice all of these things every day, and also boycotting and shopping local and volunteering and making calls and checking on my neighbors and bartering and keeping our big tree lit for the community. And still, it doesn’t feel like nearly enough. I know we probably all feel this way. And maybe the collective small things really do add up to bigger movements, I don’t know. It’s Sunday and my mom is in the hospital again and I miss my one at college and I had such a bad dream last night. My headspace is not in cheerleader mode which is my usual default. And yet… going through my camera roll to find photos of things I made did actually help today. And I have made a plan for future things to make. When I wake up in the middle of the night, the way I get myself back to sleep is by envisioning this one big installation idea I’ve had for years, it takes place in a forest and involves textiles. So maybe 2026 is the year for me to bring this to life, or begin the process. I think about this quote, and it helps, too: When you make art, you rebel against a world that fears vulnerability. Ok, I’m better. Thank you for listening 🤪❤️

Ps: It weighs on me that Meta should be part of the boycotts. If anyone has any ideas for building community and sharing somehow somewhere else let’s discuss.
Follow on Instagram

Categories

Archives

Copyright and Reposting

All content on this blog is copyright and owned by Art Bar Blog unless otherise stated. I would be flattered if you wanted to use an image from one of my posts! But please, ask me first. I would also ask that if it involves DIY instructions with a list of supplies that you don't repost any of that stuff because then nobody would have a reason to click back to my original post!

Footer

  • Facebook
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest

About Me

There are two things that I'm passionate about: Children + Art. As an art teacher, author, graphic designer, and mom to 3 creative thinkers, I get to explore my passions every day! Learn more...

I am dedicated to keeping your information safe. Please review my Privacy Policy.

Recent Posts

shibori tie-dying with kids in art camp

Copyright © 2026 · Foodie Pro & The Genesis Framework