Kid's Stamp Camp

[lisadouglas]

Have any of you ever hosted a Kid's Stamp Camp? If so, what did you include? How much did you charge? Etc.
I am thinking about doing a camp for 8-12 year olds. I thought they could make a 2-4-6-8 box, but other than that I am at a total loss. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Lisa Douglas
Grand Ledge, MI

[RobinLee]

Well, my daughter is 11, and loves to make the post-it note covers and notebooks. She also likes the tiles, puzzles, cork boards for a locker at school, and canvas bags. Her friends enjoy making them, too. They would probably like the sour cream containers filled with candy or little trinkets.
Hope that helped you.

Robin

[Steffani]

I do a Jr. camp every other month. I have anywhere from 5-10 12 yr. old girls there. They love it. I charge $10. We do 4-5 projects depending on time. The first time, we went over stamping "rules" (cleaning, not rocking, etc.). Below is a lost of our projects. For Nov. I am charging $15 due to more holiday items. More cost for me. Camp lastes 2 hours and I do not serve snacks. I also require $ before class and refund only if I can find someone to take spot. They get materials and directions if I can't fill spot. Have not had anyone complain about yet. As a matter of fact, two girls requested materials instead of money for last camp.

1--Cello bag topper--filled with M&Ms, address label card, Lifesaver card (with lifesavers attached). explosion card, and card with tag and ribbon.
2--Spinner card, Tile magnets (2), twist container filled with candy, fold in card made from 4 circles, bookmark.

HTH--any other questions feel free to email me at
[email protected] or pm me.

Steffani

[Jovi]

My neighbor did a kid's camp! It was $5.00. The children made a card, bookmaker, pencil holder, candy topper and post note cover.

Let me tell you it was crazy! She had it on the invites show up anytime between 8 - 2, and almost everyone showed up at 10 or so. There were kids ever where! I couldn't do it! The kids had a wonderful time!