After-school Halloween Spooktacular!
Don't miss this one-off pop-up session!
We'll be getting our spook on, making a take home jar of scary slime, decorating mini-pumpkins and making a decorative ghostly garland.
Numbers are limited - be a good mummy and book early to avoid the Curse of the disenchanted Crafter!
Li'l Crafters ... what we are all about!
Li'l Crafters is a process-based art, craft and messy sensory play class based in Marrickville.
We run mixed-aged pre-school sessions ranging from babies to big kids nearly ready for school. We don't have a minimum age because we believe that creativity and curiosity should be nurtured from day dot ... and really, why should the big kids have all the fun?
"I want to go to Li'l Crafters now! I like painting with my hands. Actually, all the painting is my favourite! And I like sprinkling yellow and orange and pink glitter. Heather does a good job." - Mabel (3)
When
Monday Li'l Crafters ( Preeschool class) 10-11am
Tuesday Li'l Crafters (preschool classes) 10-11am
Friday Li'l Crafters (preschool classes) 10-11am
McNeilly Park, Marrickville. (We are in the Girl Guides hall - the big blue building in the playpark.)
How we roll
The sessions often look like just a bunch of cool kids and their grown-ups hanging about having some crafty fun, but there is actually some method in the madness! SSHHHHHH dont tell the kids, but the programmes are designed to help them with their fine motor skills, learn about colours, shapes, size, proportions, using space, taking risks, sharing, working independently and in groups ... also to build confidence and connections and some days just to feel mighty proud of themselves!
Grown-ups are invited to sit beside their li'l crafter to help, support and be their very own paint and glue passer. This is a very important job but also a nice opportunity to just have a little chat and enjoy doing an activity together.
"I started taking my daughter to Li'L Crafters at the beginning of 2017. Thanks to Heather's positive guidance, well thought-out and highly creative lessons, I have watched my daughter blossom from a reserved child who had a fear of sensory play to a social butterfly who enjoys the fun of art and craft." - Melissa (a Li'l Crafters mum)
What to bring
You don't need to bring anything. We supply materials and provide aprons for your crafters, but I highly encourage you and your kiddies to DRESS FOR MESS. Wear your old daggy stuff, please - we don't want the kiddies to have to be careful as this just stifles their creativity!
Lots of families run off to the park for lunch and a play afterwards so it's always a good idea to bring snacks and sun hats (I know: when do we go anywhere without snacks and sun hats??).