🖼️ The wall of fame

Made by actual kids

Not one of these was finished by a grown-up. Wobbly roofs, enthusiastic paint choices and glue where glue shouldn't be — exactly as it should be.

A castle built from cardboard boxes with towers and a purple drawbridge — **Box Castle** Cardboard creations · age 9

A white t-shirt hand-painted with a large smiling sun — **Sunshine Shirt** T-shirt painting · age 6

A robot made from tins and bottle caps with a red antenna — **Tin-Can Robot** Recycling art · age 8

Three folded paper cranes hanging on threads — **Crane Mobile** Origami club · age 11

Paper flowers in a painted blue pot — **Paper Bouquet** Paper crafts · age 7

A child's painting of a rainbow over green hills with a yellow sun — **Double Rainbow** Seasonal craft lab · age 5

A hand-built clay pot with a green plant in it — **Coil Planter** Clay modeling · age 10

A house built from cardboard with a pink door and blue windows — **The Pink Door House** DIY cardboard house · age 7

A pop-up card with paper flowers inside — **Pop-Up Garden** Paper crafts · age 6

These are illustrations standing in for real photos. Swap in your workshop pictures before launch — see section 5 of README.md.

Submit your craft

Made something brilliant at home?

Send us a photo and we'll add it to the wall. It doesn't have to be from one of our workshops — anything your child made with their own hands is welcome here.

Photograph the craft, not the child — we don't publish faces
JPG or PNG, under 5 MB, landscape works best
Tell us the first name and age you'd like shown, or stay anonymous
We'll email you before anything goes live

A note on photos of children.

We only ever publish pictures of the finished craft. If a photo has a child's face in it we'll crop it or ask you for a different one. Nothing is published without a parent or guardian saying yes first.

Send us a photo

Your name *

Email *

Name to show (first name only)

Age of the maker

What is it? *

Photo (JPG or PNG, max 5 MB)

If the upload doesn't go through, just email the photo to hello@serunity.ca instead.

Tell us about it

I'm the parent or guardian, and I'm happy for this photo of the craft to appear on the SerUnity website. *

Want your kid's creation on this wall?

Join a weekend class and they'll walk out with something worth photographing.

Join a Workshop See the crafts