Do you sometimes dream stupid dreams at night? Our self-made dream catcher is supposed to improve sleep. It is assumed that the good dreams go through the net, the bad ones get stuck in the net and would later be neutralized by the morning sun.

• white paper plate
• Acrylic, finger or water colours
• Brush
• Water vessel
• adhesive tape
• slightly thicker cord (e.B. packing cord)
• Wooden or plastic beads
• Feather
• Scissors

• Cut out the inner part of the paper plate (alternatively you can use a cutter knife, but only for older children).
• Glue the cord (approx. 80-100 cm) in the star pattern (see picture) on to the back of the paper plate. Leave a piece of string for the suspension at the beginning.
• Paint the paper plate and let it dry.
• Tie two feathers together on a short cord (approx. 10-15 cm).
• After that, you can either tie thread around the feathers and make another knot or straighten a thicker wooden bead.
• Make a knot at the end of the threaded beads.
• Make a total of three cords with feathers and pearls.
• Finally, you can thread pearls at the top of the suspension.
• Your dream catcher is ready! Sweet dreams…

Here are some dream catchers from our Kids Club! Send us your dream catcher pictures under info@urbanartkids.com.

Spring is here! With the homemade paper flowers made of crepe paper, we bring a little colour to our home! Have fun crafting!

• colorful crepe paper (e.g. green crepe for the stem)
• Scissors
• Glue
• Wooden skewer
• String

• cut four equally sized pieces in size 12 x 11 cm from the crepe paper
• put your four pieces of crepe paper on top of each other and fold the leaves from the long side like an accordion.
• Tie the middle with a piece of thread.
• Depending on the desired flower shape, cut the paper ends sharply or round.
• pull the individual layers of crepe paper apart and pluck the flower a little in shape.
• Finish the paper flower!

Tip: Of course, it looks great when you make several flowers in different sizes, shapes and colors.

Send us your bouquet by e-mail to club@urbanartkids.com and win an online creative workshop at Urban Art Kids. The deadline for submissions is 15 March 2021.

We look forward to your art!

To start the new year, we are crafting a lucky pig in box form. There you can e.B. keep a small treasure or jewelry. Or you can give the lucky pig to your best friend. Have fun crafting!

• A4 Printout of the template on white/pink paper
• Scissors
• Glue
• Coloured, felt or wax pencils

• Cut the print template with scissors including two ears and ringtail
• Be sure to cut out the narrow slits so you can assemble the box later
• For the ringtail, cut the circle of the dashed line after a
• Paint your pig at will
• Guide the two opposite parts through the slots
• Glue the ears and the ringed black on the box
• Your lucky pig is ready!

If you don’t have a printer at hand, you can also easily sign the template on a DIN A4 sheet. (In the gallery we always have templates ready for you)

Send us your lucky pig by e-mail to club@urbanartkids.com and win an online creative workshop at Urban Art Kids. The deadline for submissions is 15 January 2020.

We look forward to your art!

Our Urban Art Kids artist Luján Cordaro shows us the basics of watercolor painting with two beautiful motifs in the Kids Club.

• white paper A4 – optimally watercolour paper
• Pencil
• Eraser
• Brush
• Watercolors
• Mug with water

At the 3rd part of the Urban Art Kids Club – the club against boredom at home we design medusen together from recycled material. Have fun!

• A thin plastic bag
• Sewing thread
• Scissors
• Felt pens (Optional)
• Empty mason jar
• Food colour or blue ink
• Water

• Cut out a square from the plastic bag, about 20 x 20 cm
• As in the picture, hold the plastic bag between the fingers and fill it with water until a round shape (head of the jellyfish) emerges.
• Rotate the round shape so that it closes and knot staphes it with thread.
• Cut the rest of the plastic into fine strips (tentacles).
• Fill the glass with water, but not to the very top.
• Put a few droplets of food color in.
• Close the glass and shake vigorously.
• Clean the jellyfish, add water (completely) and close the glass.
• Turn the glass over and watch your jellyfish while swimming. In the dark it is especially nice to illuminate the glass with a lamp!

Send us your creative Medusa until May 30th and win an Urban Art Kids gym bag. You can send us your picture via WhatsApp to the phone number 0173 2034030 or by e-mail to club@urbanartkids.com.

We are happy to share your sea creatures on our Instagram profile.

HALLO at the 2nd part of the Urban Art Kids Club – the club against boredom at home. Today we introduce you to how we can customize stylish paper figures. Ran to the paper!

• Scissors
• Glue
• Felt-tip pens and/or crayons
• Paper (also newsprint, colorful paper)
• for hair (e.B popcorn, colorful paper, small fabric balls, wool…)

• Draw the faces of the paper figures
• Cut them out (see template)
• Paint the clothes with crayons and cut them out
• Dye the hair
• If you have cut out the harrier, cut an opening in the middle of the hair, just like the red line in the example, after which you can stick your head through this opening.
• Put on your character’s clothes by folding the small rectangles inwards
• Draw your own clothes and create new characters

* If you don’t have a printer at hand, you can easily sign the template on a DIN A4 sheet. (In the gallery we always have templates ready for you)

Share your characters in our WhatsApp group. How does that work? Just send your picture to the phone number 0173 2034030 with your name or send us an e-mail to club@urbanartkids.com.

We are happy to see your characters & share them with the others. In the WhatsApp group you can also ask us questions, give feedback or learn more tips.

In the current Kids Club we show you a magic trick to create your own scratching art!

• Thicker white paper DIN A4 – no cardboard
• wax crayons
• Chinese Ink (black)
• Baby power or starch flour
• Brush
• Wooden sticks or skewers
• possibly disposable gloves
• Washable base or old newspaper

• Paint a white paper with wax pencils colorful (e.g. rainbow)
• Put baby powder or starch on it and rub the image completely. Then knock the remnants off the picture
• Paint the picture completely with Chinese ink (Note: use disposable gloves and put a washable base or old newspapers underneath)
• Let the whole thing dry for about 30 minutes
• With a wooden stick or wood-skewers you can scratch your own motifs into the paper.
• The magic scratching art is finished

Send us your scratching art by e-mail to club@urbanartkids.com and win a creative workshop (1.5 hours) at Urban Art Kids. The deadline for submissions is 15 June.

We look forward to your art!