Life is loud, fast, and full. Spiritual realities are easy to forget. 

We know the story: Jesus’ death, burial, and  resurrection.
But knowing it and *feeling* it are different things.

What if you could carry it with you?
Not just in your heart, in your hands. In your memory.

Make something with your hands so the story stays with you.

We all need tangible ways to connect with the truths we believe.
Making art is one of the most powerful.

This is not a craft kit.
This is meaning-making.
And it stays.

• Format: Two-hour in-person studio class
• Who it's for: Kids over 9 years old and adults are welcome
• Price: $30 per participant
• Parents: You're warmly invited to join your child and make one too, just register separately.

Create a visual anchor of the resurrection story.

You’ll create an 8x10 wooden cradleboard, collaged and painted with an Easter symbol using a beautiful painted paper technique.

Rich color against deep black and blue.
Light emerging from darkness.

When you make something with your hands, the story stays with  you differently.
The act of making becomes a memory.
The memory carries the meaning.

And that piece on your wall becomes a daily visual anchor —
a reminder of a resurrection that is just as true on a Tuesday in November as it is on Easter morning.

This moment won't come again until next year.

If you don’t act, this moment passes.
Not because Easter will fade — it won’t.

But this particular chance to stop, make, remember, and be reminded won’t come again until next year.
And next year is a long time from now.

Only 9 participants per session. Spots are intentionally limited to keep the studio calm, focused, and personal. 

You'll walk out with more than a project.

If you’re longing for a tangible, lasting way to connect with the Easter story — for yourself, your child, or both — then registering for this class is the right decision.

You’ll walk out with a piece of art rooted in the story,
a memory made with your hands,
and a daily reminder of the reality that changes everything.