Playful, guided classes that meet kids right where they are. We blend art with early STEM/STEAM thinking, social-emotional growth, and fine-motor practice—so your child can explore, experiment, and shine.
Caregiver notes:
Ages 2–6 require a caregiver to stay and are encouraged to participate or relax nearby.
Ages 7–12: caregiver drop-off is okay unless otherwise noted for specific projects.
Social + Process Art
Social, process-driven classes that celebrate how we create, not just what we make. Littles experiment with tools and techniques, collaborate, and practice early problem-solving—all with kind guidance and lots of choice.
Sample makes: paint scrape galaxies, build-a-bridge challenges, collaborative murals, story-driven crafts.
Hands-on STEAM
Hands-on STEAM crafting that weaves art into science, technology, engineering, and math. Kids plan, build, test, and iterate—turning ideas into functioning mini-projects that build confidence and curiosity.
Sample makes: squishy circuits and LEDs, cardboard automata, paper rockets and launch tests, mini shelters and “earthquake” shakes.
Helping Little Minds Grow
New sessions open weekly. Spots are limited—save your child’s seat by clicking a time in the calendar or on the title of the class.
January 15th, 2026, 5pm-6pm
They are small, squishy and very hungry creatures that we find in our gardens. Exploring our natural world and all the amazing creatures we can find in our gardens is fascinating. And the best way to learn is by observing, exploring, creating and asking questions. In this lesson, we are learning about caterpillars as well as making our own.
January 22, 2026, 5-6pm
Calm Down Boat Bottles, as the name describes, are great for calming down kids who are in a timeout, bored & fidgety in the car, anxious, or struggling with sensory overload. Focusing on the objects in the bottle will help a child calm down and focus their attention.
When used for “timeouts”, the Sensory Bottle is shaken and the child is told to watch the glitter. When it settles they can get up again. See how the foam sheets float. It is widely accepted that breathing exercises are one of the most effective ways to help both kids and adults calm down. Belly breathing/ deep breathing is frequently used to reduce stress and anxiety.
January 29th, 2026, 5pm-6pm
Chomp, chomp! Hippos are well known for their large, strong jaws. Today we're going to make our own hippo puppets with mouths that open and close so we can make them chomp!
Hey, I'm Emma
Arts and crafts didn’t always come naturally to me—until I became a mom. Watching my own children dive into colors, shapes, and textures opened my eyes to the magic of creativity. I fell in love with the way little hands and big imaginations could turn the simplest materials into treasures.
That joy inspired me to create a space where children can freely explore, experiment, and express themselves through art. At Divine Little Crafters, every project is more than just glue and glitter—it’s a chance to build confidence, spark imagination, and celebrate each child’s unique voice.
Whether it’s painting, crafting, or creating something entirely new, I believe in making art fun, approachable, and full of wonder. Here, every mess is part of the masterpiece!
Of My Own
Ages 2–3 require a caregiver to stay and are encouraged to participate. Ages 4–6: caregiver stays on-site (join in or relax nearby). Ages 7–12: caregiver drop-off is okay unless otherwise noted for specific projects.
Play clothes you don’t mind getting a little messy
Yes—please register each child so we can save materials and space.
Yes! Contact us to plan a custom craft party.
Please contact us before hand so that we can do our best to accommodate, note that some classes might just not be a good fit if the allergy is a main component.
