Posts tagged Recycled Materials
DIY Recycled 3D Spring Collage 🌷

Spring is in the air and the flowers will be blooming outside soon! In the meantime, bring spring inside with this fun at-home craft that can be adapted for young or more advanced artists.

This sensory collage project combines painting and collage-making with texture exploration, allowing young artists to experiment with different materials and techniques.

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Minni Wants Your Recycling! ♻️

At Minni we pride ourselves on steering clear of plastics, whenever possible, and consciously creating with natural and recycled materials. We often incorporate recycled materials into all our curriculum for our classes, vacation programs, and workshops. We also actively work to partner with like minded artists and brands who incorporate recycled materials or make sustainability efforts within their work.

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Constellation Collage

With the arrival of fall and earlier sunsets, it’s a great time to look up at the sky and search for stars and constellations. A constellation is an imaginary picture made by connecting the stars in the sky, like connect-the-dots!

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Back-to-School Supplies in the Minni Shop!

We love adding new products to the Minni Shop. This week, we’re highlighting back-to-school goodies. From unique erasers to festive washi tape, Minni has items sure to add cheer to your back-to-school pack! Check it out a few of our favorites.

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Rainbow Collage

🌈 Happy Pride Month! We’re starting off June by celebrating LGBTQIA+ communities in Boston and everywhere with a Rainbow Collage project. Think about all of the beautiful colors you see when you walk around your neighborhood. Grab your art supplies and let’s create something beautiful together!

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Rubbings – Creating with Cardboard

Rubbings – Explore texture and pattern with just three materials. Collect your crayons and pastels! Sticky Lemon’s crayons are our favorite to use for this project. Place a piece of cardboard on a flat surface, put a piece of printer paper on top, and use the side of a crayon to make a rubbing. Layer colors and use corrugated cardboard for extra texture!

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