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A Scribbley Approach to Inspiring Creativity (part 1)

Hi Scribblers!

My name is Andi. You may remember me- I’m the Chief Scribbler at Scribble Town! Since I was little girl, I have always loved everything creative. My heart was always happiest when I sat down with a pen and paper to just scribble and create new things. Sometimes, however, it can be hard to find that spark of inspiration to get you on the right track, so for today, I wanted to share with you some tips on Inspiring Creativity!

  1. Get out, try new things.  Go for a walk.  Take the time to experience the sights, sounds and smells that are all around you.  You will be able to draw upon your new experiences for inspiration.
  2. Keep an idea folder.  Every time you see something that you find interesting, place it in a folder, or file it in your computer or on Pinterest.
  3. Carry a SketchbookSketchbooks are great; scribble your ideas and your thoughts. Instead of writing out your thoughts, draw them! This is not intended to be for perfect drawings – it’s more of a diary for thoughts and inspiration.  I like to date the pages because it’s fun to thumb through them later and remember where I was and what inspired me.
  4. Look and see. Really look at an object or work of art and allow it to speak to you.  If you sit quietly and study the object you will see all types of things that you didn’t notice on first glance.  Look at the shape, the color, do the shapes and colors repeat themselves?  Use that experience to draw from when you create your next project.
  5. Experiment.  Adding just one new element to something you are working on can really spice things up! Take risks, challenge yourself and see what you come up with.  Don’t be afraid to experiment.

I hope these tips get your creative wheels turning! Start right now! Try one (or more) of these tips and see what you create. Don’t forget, you can always share your finished creations with us here on Scribble Blog or on our wall!

Check back on Friday for for part 2 of the Scribbley Approach to Inspiring Creativity!

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Posted by , on March 5th, 2012 at 10:41 pm. No Comments

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Easy Puppets for the kids!

Hi Scribblers,

Are you new to crafting and looking to make an easy craft with your little ones? Try this cute animal puppet kit found on Scribbleshop.com!

Anyone can make crafts, but sometimes coming up with the ideas can be a little tricky. By using simple kits, you can make fun crafts with your little ones that will surely be fun and inspire their creativity!

This kit creates a fool-proof craft!

You will need:
- The Safari Pals Puppet Kit
- Tacky Glue

Simply take out the pieces. Line up the the body pieces so that the holes align and begin sewing the body together.

You will need to insert the ear and antler pieces. Slip the needle through the hole in the front body piece fabric and press the needle firmly through the ear piece, then slip the need through the hole in the back piece.

Repeat this, making two holes for each ear and antler.

Glue on the mouth, eye and additional pieces and your finished!

Once your animal puppets are finished, engage your kids in a little imagination and story telling time! Have fun!

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Imagination at Play

Hi Scribblers,

I really believe that it is good to use your imagination and have a good time.

Imagination at Play, by Andi Thea

I did this scribble because I was thinking about our newest website in development and that whatever comes to mind, you can make happen if you focus on it and taking it one step at a time.

Sometimes I get these random thoughts in my head and when that happens, I scribble!  When I was thinking about the upcoming website,  I was thinking about how to get traffic to it, who would be interested in supporting us and who our target audience would be. I  was thinking it is really important to put people in your life who can help you reach your goals and make your dreams come true and most importantly,  having people in your life that you enjoy being with– then, the rest is just fun and play.

 

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Posted by , on August 26th, 2011 at 5:58 pm. No Comments

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