Our Eco- Art Summer Camp Supply Drive generated a lot of materials. We are very lucky to be a part of an awesome community! We are limited on space to store all our treasures so here is an updated list of items we are still accepting/collecting.
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Treasures we’re (still) collecting:
Plastic yard signs! (125 needed)
Cereal box (flattened okay)
Paper grocery bags
Small boxes (like soap boxes, not flattened)
Milk Caps
Plastic pizza box spacers
Acorns & tiny pinecones
Small mini creatures/figurines
6 Bath-sized Towels
Paper tubes
Sheet music
Cut cardboard pieces around 12”x14”
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Materials can be dropped off at the studio, 5205 W. North Ave, during our Maker Studio hours:
Sunday 11:00-3:00
Tuesday 9:00-1:00
Thursday 4:00-8:00
Friday 4:00-8:00
Saturday 9:00-1:00
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Thank you to all who donated items in March of 2024!
Our next supply drive will be Spring of 2025.
Here are items we’ll be collecting at that time:
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Repurposed & Recycled:
Plastic yard signs! (125 needed)
Cereal box (flattened okay)
Paper grocery bags
Small boxes (like soap boxes, not flattened)
Milk Caps
Plastic pizza box spacers
Acorns & tiny pinecones
Small mini creatures/figurines
6 Bath-sized Towels
Paper tubes
Sheet music
Cut cardboard pieces around 12”x14”
Bottle tops & caps
Maps
Mens’ ties
Paper plates
Plastic spoons (used & clean okay!)
Cardboard rolls (from tape etc.)
12 Adult denim jeans with pockets
Ice cream buckets
Artificial flowers & moss
Thread spools
Shiny interesting things
Juice pouches (washed)
Small smooth stones
Sushi trays
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Art & Craft Supplies
Assorted papers (ex. construction, card-stock, scrapbooking)
Art related picture books
Art related games (ex. Memory, Magna Tiles)
Paper punches
drawing tools (pencils, markers etc.)
Painting tools (paints, brushes etc.)
Felt
Cotton fabric
Flannel fabric
Fleece fabric
Thin Terrycloth fabric
Polyfill
Sewing machines (working)
Glue
Tape
Pencils
Staplers
Rubberbands
Yarn
Ribbons & rickrack
Velcro
Elastic
Embroidery thread
Pipe cleaners
Pom poms
Google eyes
Beads, gems, charms, buttons & bells
Jewelry pliers
Metal keychain loops
Wooden craft sticks
Glass gems
Paper plates
Straws
Paper lunch bags
Kelcey created Cloud 9 Workshop in 2012. The business name came to her while rocking her youngest in the wee hours of a warm summer morning. While the name came in a flash, the business has taken 11 yrs to develop. She believes art experiences add richness to life & provide opportunities to explore & express thoughts, ideas, & feelings. Currently, she is working towards a doctorate in art education. Time with her family is what she enjoys most & her favorite collection is sea glass & driftwood. 
