seventy one
Things that are awesome about having makers in the house:
*There are always scissors around (unless they’ve been used and left someplace that no one can remember)
*Everything is art (yes, even that unrecognizable thing you found on the floor and threw out yesterday…)
*One can often feel accomplished before breakfast (messy and or cut pjs are a hazard of the makerspace)
*Anything can become a toy (paper, cardboard, even those Lincoln Logs you’ve masking-taped together)
*Creativity runs rampant and sparks interesting projects and conversations (not to mention all the confetti and used-scotch-tape wads scattered about)
*If you don’t have something you need, you can make it (or even if you have two other coin banks you can still make a new one from an old Baking Powder tin)
Designs and ideas are tested, tossed and reworked (usually at the expense of more ‘productive’ activities)
Everything has potential (the empty carton, the scraps, the failed projects, even you and I)