
🎨✨ Kids Camp Day 3 – Create Your Own Wood Name Door Sign! ✨🎨
Join Tara for a fun, creative, and hands-on day of mixed-media art as campers design their very own personalized Wood Name Sign!
Each camper will create an 18″ shiplap pallet complete with a custom cutout of their first name. Along the way, they’ll learn fun painting techniques, including how to create a stained wood look using a paint-thinning process. Campers will then paint and decorate their name however they choose, making each project completely unique. We will also have several themed wood cutouts campers can choose to paint and add to their projects.
Spots are limited for each session. A snack will be provided during camp (please let us know of any food allergies when registering). Campers should bring their own bottled water. Our snack bar will also be open for additional snacks and beverages available for purchase.
Aprons will be provided; however, art can get messy, so please dress your child in clothing appropriate for painting.
Please let us know if you prefer that your child not be photographed. Photos taken during camp may be used to showcase this event and for future marketing materials.
A minimum of 10 campers is required for this session. If the minimum enrollment is not met, you will be contacted at least 24 hours prior to camp.
Cost: $50 per camper
Registration fees are non-refundable unless the session is canceled.
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Kids Camp Day 3 - Door Signs
08/05/2026
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
The Paint Factory

I’m originally from Hutchinson so I’m a midwest girl at heart. I graduated from Gustavus with a degree in Psychology and English and moved to Denver, CO in 1999. I’ve spent the last 15 years in the “real world” of sales, marketing, ministry, and my passion of golf at an amazing resort/golf club. In 2010 I was diagnosed with breast cancer and life took a complete 180 degree turn. Before my treatments I went to my first painting class at Canvas and Cocktails in Denver. This studio soon became my refuge place where I could get lost in creativity and fellowship with my family and friends. Three years later, I knew I wanted to bring this concept to MN.