Little Makers · Ages 4–7
Mornings · 9 AM – 12 PM
Social, process-driven making. Little hands learn to squeeze the glue, share the scissors, and see an idea all the way through — confidence disguised as craft time.
Register ages 4–7
A kids’ craft studio in Easley, South Carolina
Where curiosity gets its hands
Curiosity-led crafting, art, clay, and STEAM for tots to teens. Glue on the table, paint on the aprons, and ideas everywhere.
Five days. One big adventure.
Summer Craft Camp
A curiosity-led creative crafting camp for tots to teens — crafting, art, clay, and STEAM (that’s science, technology, engineering, art & mathematics, with the emphasis on art).
Big Builders · Ages 8–13
Afternoons · 1 PM – 4 PM
STEAM-based crafting: science, technology, engineering, and math smuggled into projects kids actually want to build — then take home to show off.
Register ages 8–13
$40 a day · $200 for the whole week
All materials included. Bring a kid; we’ll supply the glitter.
Four kinds of wonderful mess
What we make at Spark
Every session starts with a question a kid actually asked — then we build the answer.
Crafting
Paper, felt, yarn, cardboard castles. Scissors skills and big imaginations, no two projects alike.
Art
Paint, pastels, printmaking. Color theory taught the fun way: by getting it on your elbows.
Clay
Pinch pots, creatures, coil bowls. Squishy, patient, satisfying — and it comes home as a keepsake.
STEAM
Catapults, circuits, egg-carton engineering. Science and math hiding inside things that zoom, glow, and fly.
How a session goes
A day at Spark
1
Wonder
Circle up. Today’s big question goes on the board — and everybody gets a guess.
2
Make
The main project. Real tools, real materials, and help exactly when it’s wanted.
3
Mess break
Snack, wiggles, and the free-build table for whatever an imagination demands.
4
Show & tell
Every maker presents. Every project gets applause. Every kid leaves taller.
The grown-up with the glue gun
Meet Miss Tina
Spark Creativity Studio is run by Tina — maker-in-chief, question-encourager, and firm believer that a little mess is the sound of a kid thinking. She builds every session around what children are curious about, then hands them real materials and gets out of the way.
“The best projects start with ‘what if we…?’”
Come find us
Visit the studio
Camp runs at the Dacusville Community Center — easy parking, easy drop-off, hard goodbyes.