Welcome to Family Art Lessons with Kit Loney presented by conNECKtedTOO –> TINYisPOWERFUL. These lessons were created within the theme, Envision 2020: Schooling My Imagination and adapted in response to COVID-19 for families with children at home. These lessons have been made possible and are making sense because everyone involved in conNECKtedTOO –> TINYisPOWERFUL understands the importance of youth involvement in imagining a future together with their community.
In addition to being offered as a community service for families during the pandemic, these live, interactive lessons have been recorded as part of the long term goal of making a collection available at TINYisPOWERFUL.com and recreating them in other ways.
For detailed instructions or to reach any member of the team please email TINYisPOWERFUL@gmail.com
Because the summer I learned to make books I could not imagine anything else. Because, as Paulus Berensohn says, when you open the cover of your journal, you are in soul’s kitchen. Because envisioning is a powerful tool, and journal practice is a visioning tool....
Materials Needed: – Paper -- construction paper, printing paper, cardstock, paper bag paper -- any of these – Old magazines, photos, decorative papers if you have them – Scissors – Glue or tape or stapler – Pencil...
Materials Needed: - Brown paper bags OR sheets of paper to fold - Markers/crayons/color pencils - Pencil - Collage materials such as magazines, scrap paper, decorative paper, fabric scraps - Scissors - Glue,...
Materials Needed: - Paper or cardboard from paper bags, cereal or pasta boxes, junk mail, old holiday cards, etc. - One or two sheets of white paper, cardstock, or cardboard - Markers or color pencils or crayons/oil pastels - pencil - scissors -...
Materials Needed: - four plastic drinking straws (optional) - 2 x 2 inch piece of cardboard - jumbo paperclips - tape - three pipe cleaners - yarn - large button OR plastic milk jug lid with a hole poked through OR sturdy cardboard disc with a...
Materials Needed: - 3 or 4 brown paper grocery bags - String or yarn - Scissors - A pencil OPTIONAL MATERIALS: - A postcard or heavy paper (construction, cardstock, etc.) for the cover & 4 - 6 sheets of paper (same size as cover or slightly...
