Coming off all that cacoony-snuggly goodness, I'm not feeling very creative. I thought I'd use my youngest ones creativity for show-and-tell today. He's 5 and this is his "museum".
Here's an aerial shot. Most of his 3-D work (next to rocks and toilet paper tubes) is in polymer clay. Boy, do we go through Sculpey!
The museum has two levels, created by a polartec drape over an Ikea plastic kiddie table. Note the dinosaur exhibit on the lower level.
This is one of my favorites. It was a colaborative effort. He sculpted the dragon. I constructed a little felt vest with wings! (under his direction, of course).
I love the little face on this octopus looking guy!Ok, back to felt and fabric next post...I promise!
4 comments:
I work in a local history museum, and can I tell you... your kid rocks! This is fabulous to see: collecting/making what is important to him, arranging it and rearranging it to tell stories and to give it meaning.
I hope he maintains this in some form for the rest of his life!
I love the museum, how very creative (definitely influenced by their mum), glad you had a fantastic mother's day!
I love the museum! What a great imagination. We are slowly forming a museum of painted canvases and artwork created by our 6-year old.
very great museum!!!my little boy likes to create with paper..the room is full...but he is happy..our children are happy just like we are when we sew and felt..
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