Creative workshops
Creative classes where children make things, experiment and develop their imagination.
Full of creativity
It all started with green frames — decorations made from moss and stabilised plants. Over time our offer grew to include more creative ideas.
During the classes children make exceptional things with their own hands, experiment with different materials and develop their imagination. It is great fun that combines creativity, manual skills and a lot of joy.
Our workshops
Discover the creative classes you can book for your group.

Glycerine soaps
During the workshops children make their own unique glycerine soaps. Each participant chooses the shape, the decorations and the scent. We have a wide range of materials available, including dried flowers and fruit, coffee beans, Himalayan salt, chia seeds, pine needles and colourful, sparkling additions.
At the end the children pack their soaps into paper boxes that they decorate themselves. It is a beautiful souvenir from the workshops and a unique, handmade gift.

Green frames
During the workshops children create their own exceptional green frames. Each participant chooses one of two wooden frame sizes and then composes their own decoration from moss, stabilised plants, dried flowers, pine cones and pieces of bark.
Every frame is one of a kind and reflects the child's imagination. The finished decoration smells beautifully of the forest, stays soft and needs no watering or care at all. It is an exceptional keepsake that can be enjoyed for a long time.

Gel candles
During these creative workshops children make their own unique gel candles using a wealth of colourful and interesting materials. Every child composes their own candle, choosing from a variety of additions: coloured sand, pebbles, crystals, shells, stabilised bun moss, artificial flowers and dried fruit.
The children arrange the chosen elements in a glass jar to create their own composition, and then we pour hot gel over it. These workshops combine creativity, sensory experiences and great fun. Children discover different textures, shapes and materials, practise fine motor skills, precision and hand-eye coordination, and along the way develop their imagination and sense of aesthetics.

Dream catchers
During the classes every child creates their own unique dream catcher. Each piece of work is special, because it contains the dreams, wishes and ideas of its maker.
For decorating the children use colourful ribbons, threading them with beads, little flowers, butterflies and various ornaments. They can freely combine colours, shapes and materials to create a decoration that matches their imagination.
Threading beads and decorating ribbons is excellent support for fine motor skills, precise movement and hand-eye coordination. At the same time children practise concentration, patience and accuracy, while freely choosing colours and additions develops their creativity, imagination and sense of aesthetics.
These are creative classes that combine learning through play with enormous satisfaction from a unique decoration made with one's own hands.

Pumpkin decorating
Creative workshops during which every child receives their own pumpkin to decorate. The pumpkins are safely hollowed out beforehand, and the children can remove the remaining flesh themselves.
For decorating we use, among other things, artificial flowers, spiders and other Halloween ornaments, as well as paints, glitter, ribbons and many other creative additions.
During the workshops children develop creativity, manual skills, imagination and a sense of aesthetics, and above all they have great fun creating their own unique pumpkin decoration!

Sewing a “Little Monster”
During the workshops every child creates their own unique little monster. To make it we use felt, safe plastic needles and soft, fluffy yarn. The children sew the parts of their monster together themselves and then decorate it exactly as they imagine, using eyes, colourful additions and a variety of ornaments.
During the classes children develop fine motor skills, precision and hand-eye coordination. Threading yarn through felt also supports concentration, patience and accuracy, while designing and decorating the monster stimulates imagination, creativity and creative thinking.
Above all it is a great opportunity to make things independently and to experiment, and the handmade monster becomes an exceptional keepsake that every child can be proud of.

World in a jar
During the workshops every child creates their own unique miniature world enclosed in a jar. To make it we use a variety of materials, such as stones, coloured sand, soil and stabilised bun moss. The children can also decorate their compositions with artificial flowers, twigs and other ornaments.
Every child also receives a large stone, which they paint and decorate themselves just as they imagine. They then place it in the centre of their miniature world, giving it an individual character.
Each child also plants a real succulent in the prepared composition, and will need to look after it after the workshops. In this way children learn responsibility, regularity and care for living plants, and they can watch them grow.
Creating a “World in a jar” develops creativity, imagination, manual skills, concentration and a sense of aesthetics. Children plan their own composition, choose colours and decorations, and then step by step build their own unique little space.
These are workshops that combine creative play, contact with nature and learning responsibility, and the jar made by the child becomes a beautiful keepsake to nurture and observe at home.

Moss wreaths
During the workshops every child creates their own exceptional wreath. The base of the decoration is a straw ring, which the children decorate themselves to create a beautiful and unique composition.
For decorating we use stabilised bun moss, artificial flowers, butterflies and a variety of colourful additions. Children can freely combine colours, shapes and materials to create a wreath that matches their imagination.
The finished wreath can become a beautiful ornament for a table, a door or a wall, and the child can take it home.
The workshops develop creativity, imagination, manual skills and a sense of aesthetics. Composing the decoration independently also teaches patience, concentration, accuracy and making one's own decisions. Children also have the chance to experiment freely and express themselves through art.
These are creative classes that give children not only a lot of joy, but also the satisfaction of a decoration made with their own hands, which can become a unique ornament for their home.
Gallery and videos
See our creative workshops in action.
Glycerine soaps
Children choose the shape, the decorations and the scent, then pack the soaps into boxes they have decorated themselves.
Green frames – 1 large
A composition of moss, stabilised plants, dried flowers and pine cones on a larger frame.
Gel candles
Sand, pebbles, shells and flowers in a glass jar poured with hot gel.
Green frames – 2 small
Decoration on smaller frames – perfect as a first keepsake from the workshops.

Glycerine soaps – 1
Photo from the workshops: Glycerine soaps.

Glycerine soaps – 2
Photo from the workshops: Glycerine soaps.

Green frames – 1
Photo from the workshops: Green frames.

Green frames – 2
Photo from the workshops: Green frames.

Green frames – 3
Photo from the workshops: Green frames.

Green frames – 4
Photo from the workshops: Green frames.

Green frames – 5
Photo from the workshops: Green frames.

Gel candles – 1
Photo from the workshops: Gel candles.

Gel candles – 2
Photo from the workshops: Gel candles.

Gel candles – 3
Photo from the workshops: Gel candles.

Gel candles – 4
Photo from the workshops: Gel candles.

Dream catchers – 1
Photo from the workshops: Dream catchers.

Dream catchers – 2
Photo from the workshops: Dream catchers.

Dream catchers – 3
Photo from the workshops: Dream catchers.

Dream catchers – 4
Photo from the workshops: Dream catchers.

Pumpkin decorating – 1
Photo from the workshops: Pumpkin decorating.

Pumpkin decorating – 2
Photo from the workshops: Pumpkin decorating.

Pumpkin decorating – 3
Photo from the workshops: Pumpkin decorating.

Pumpkin decorating – 4
Photo from the workshops: Pumpkin decorating.

Sewing a “Little Monster” – 1
Photo from the workshops: Sewing a “Little Monster”.

Sewing a “Little Monster” – 2
Photo from the workshops: Sewing a “Little Monster”.

World in a jar
Photo – World in a jar. Add the file to public/images/warsztaty/

Moss wreaths – 1
Photo from the workshops: Moss wreaths.

Moss wreaths – 2
Photo from the workshops: Moss wreaths.

Moss wreaths – 3
Photo from the workshops: Moss wreaths.

Moss wreaths – 4
Photo from the workshops: Moss wreaths.