Just Bring Your Hands, We Have Everything Else
We had so much fun last time, we doing it again!! Sunday, August 9, 2020 from 12:00 AM to 5 PM, we’re hosting a Drive-By Tie-Dye right in front of our store. Order your shirt on line, we’ll send you a text when its time to drive-by.
A boy with a pet octopus who thinks he’s a puppy.
We’re painting a ceramic octopus after the story.
Another generational classic staring the lovable monkey, Curious George. We’ll be reading Curious George Feeds the Animals, a story of a curious monkey and man wearing a big yellow hat. We’ll be painting a ceramic monkey to go along with the story.
Its summer time and that means Tie Dye! They’re fun to make, fun to wear and fun to look at. At Your Creation Station, we like fun. Therefore, on Saturday, July 26, 2020 from 10:30 AM to 5 PM, we’re hosting a Drive By Tie Dye right in front of our store. This ought to be fun.
Our stepping stone kit is fairly easy to put together once you get it home. The basic steps are to mix up your cement, arrange your design and let it dry.
You’ll need to find somewhere to work where you won’t mind mixing cement and water. This isn’t a inherently messy process but messes happen. Putting down some plastic or newspaper makes for easy clean up too. You can do it in the kitchen or you can do it in the yard.
The first step in completing your stepping stone is to mix up the cement. The process is fairly easy and straight forward. Your kit comes with a bag of cement and a tin pan. We’ll use the tin pan to mix the cement.
Here’s the fun part. Your kit comes with a set of mosaic pieces we made by hand right in our studio. Arrange the pieces in the design you selected and then gently push them into the cement. Sometimes we’ll wiggle the pieces a little as we’re pushing. The top of each piece should be even with the top of the cement. Once they pieces are in just let them be.
Now that all the work is done, here’s the hard part, you’ll have to keep your new stone in the tine container a good 3 to 5 days it to completely dry and harden. Cement goes through a hydration process where the the calcium and other materials in the cement react with the water to bind everything together. Seems like magic but its really chemistry. In any case, that takes time. As the stepping stone drys its a good idea to pour a little water on it to help it cure. Once the stone is completely dry, take it out of the tin and put it in your garden.
Another generational classic staring the lovable monkey, Curious George. We’ll be reading Curious George Feeds the Animals, a story of a curious monkey and man wearing a big yellow hat. We’ll be painting a ceramic monkey to go along with the story.
If you’re going to come to one story time at Your Creation Station, this is the one. We’ll be reading the classic tale of The Very Hungry Caterpillar and painting a plate to go along with it. Not only are we going to paint a plate, but we’re going to use our fingers to make the caterpillar and all the things he eats!
We’ll be reading the story of Ziggy and His Music, live, in person, in our studio. After the story we’ll jam to some tunes while we paint our own box to keep our stuff in.
Don’t feel limited to pink when painting one of our plentiful pigs. We’re reading Pink Pigs Aplenty for this week’s Story Time and offering a pig to paint.
We missed Cinco de Mayo so we figured we try a Veintiseis de Junio this year instead. Join us on June 26 as we usher in summer with our Summer Celebration Margarita Glass Night and paint a ceramic margarita glass.
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