Creative Workshops at Your Home: Collage for Kids and Moms

The wonder of collage is that there's no room for mistakes. It's a joyful game of a million possible compositions, available to everyone at any age, and it requires no prior knowledge or technique. The second wonder is the chance to tell a story through it, to create a world with image, color, text and line.

The WellWellWall workshops offer a unique, easygoing experience of disconnecting and playing:

  • Women's workshop: quality time with yourself in a circle of women.
  • Workshop for moms on maternity leave: creating time with the baby next to you (or on you :)
  • Workshop for moms and toddlers (ages 2+): working together with the little chicks who are only just learning to cut and paste.
  • Workshop for moms and bigger kids (ages 4+): building a story together that is only yours.

The nature of the activity: free and intuitive work around a big table, loaded with the most beautiful, highest-quality materials there are.
Each at her own pace, together but separately.

At the start of the workshop, each participant chooses a DIY collage kit from our selection of limited-edition kits.

The kits come in varying difficulty levels and suit either a kids' room or a special corner that is only yours.
Alongside the kits, the middle of the table also has extra cutouts and interesting complementary materials, and from all of it, each participant will build a colorful, unique story out of paper. At the end of the workshop we frame the work in a beautiful aluminum frame, for simple hanging on the wall at home.

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A bit about me: nice to meet you, I'm Roni Pecker. Mom to Dani (6) and Milli (3), a visual artist, and an art teacher and lecturer.
My brand, WellWellWall, was born from the meeting of the art world and the world of motherhood.
I've been involved in visual art all my life: I studied, taught, exhibited in museums and galleries, and spent most of my days in the studio.

When I became a mom, something about the institutional art world no longer felt right to me.

Along with the new routine, between the laundry and the cooking, I went back to the place that brought me to art in the first place: the love of color, of aesthetics, and of two-dimensional spaces that leave room for imagination. From that place the brand was born, offering a home for collage, for cute kids and tired moms (or the other way around).