ALL IN ONE CRAFTS ART STUDIO | SOWN & GROWN ART ENRICHMENT PROGRAM
Where Art, Nature, and Childhood Meet
Our Sown & Grown Art Enrichment Program is a Drop-In Style Art Workshop Rooted in Nature & Homesteading for Lower Elementary-Aged Children.
At All In One Crafts, we invite your child into a world of creative discovery. Every art workshop is inspired by nature & the art of homesteading, guided by curiosity, and grounded in a child-led artistic learning environment.
Why All In One Crafts?
We believe children are
natural artists and explorers.
Our workshops give them the space, materials, and freedom to explore and discover through their own imaginations.
Art Rooted in Nature
Each workshop connects visual art directly to the living world — from botanical illustration to natural dyeing to sculpting with clay. Children don't just make art; they learn to see the world like artists.
Inspired by Two Great Philosophies
Our program draws from Charlotte Mason's love of nature study and gentle observation — and Reggio Emilia's belief that children are capable, creative, and deserving of beautiful learning environments.
Flexible by Design
No commitments, no pressure. Our drop-in format lets families join when it works for them. Each session stands on its own while weaving into a rich year-long curriculum of seasonal themes.
A Glimpse at What We Do
Art through every medium,
every season.
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A Peek Inside
Workshop, Homestead & Kids at Work
The Rhythm of the Year
Four seasons. Twelve themes.
One year of discovery.
Our curriculum follows the changing seasons, with a new workshop theme every month and weekly rotating nature themes discovered through a variety of art mediums and processes. Each month, your child explores different art techniques and nature subjects through the elements and principles of design.
Spring — Awakening
Botanical illustration, watercolor, perspective. Celebrating new life and renewal.
Summer — Abundance
Mixed media, natural dyeing, sun printing. Capturing energy, light, and the season's vibrancy.
Autumn — Harvest
Color theory, natural pigments, texture. Working with the colors and materials of fall.
Winter — Stillness
Value, line, 3D form. Finding beauty in the bare landscape and contrast of light and dark.
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For Every Maker
Create & Connect Workshops
Guided art and craft workshops for makers of all ages — same nature-inspired, process-based spirit, with room to slow down, try something new, and create alongside others. Age recommendations are listed with each workshop.
Explore Create & Connect →Meet Your Teacher
About Hannah
Artist, educator, homesteader, and mom — all in one.
Hello, I'm
Hannah Litzsinger
I'm a mom rooted in faith and follower of Jesus. I have a deep love for art, the outdoors, and and the joys of homesteading. Whether I'm hiking through the woods, tending to my garden, or exploring new trails with my family, I'm most alive when I'm surrounded by the natural world.
I hold a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Art Education with an emphasis on painting, and I've spent years inspiring young artists as a K–12 visual arts educator — with my primary focus for elementary-aged students. Being a homeschooling mom has deepened my passion even further, and helped inspire the creation of All In One Crafts Art Studio and our Sown & Grown Art Enrichment Program.
As the founder, director, and lead teacher, I bring together everything I love — art, nature, homesteading, faith, and inspiring others — in a place where kids are free to explore, create, and grow.
Register for a Workshop →Meet Our Instructor
Jeret
Skate & Outdoor Education Instructor. Jeret brings energy, expertise, and a love for the outdoors to every session — leading skate school and outdoor education workshops for kids of all levels.
View Skate School →Our Philosophy
Two Philosophies. One Beautiful Foundation.
Our workshops are shaped by two of the most respected child-centered educational philosophies in the world.
📚 Charlotte Mason
Charlotte Mason believed that children deserve a rich, living education — one that includes time in nature, careful observation, personal expression, and the freedom to follow their curiosity. Her influence shapes the gentle rhythm of our workshops through nature walks, observation, and unhurried time to look closely at the world.
🎨 Reggio Emilia
The Reggio Emilia approach treats children as capable, creative beings who construct their own understanding through exploration and play. It shapes how we set up our art stations — as invitations, not instructions — and how we respond to children's ideas with respect and genuine curiosity.
Together, these philosophies create a workshop environment that is child-led, deeply connected to nature, and rich with opportunity for artistic growth.
Our Mission
What We're Here to Do
To nurture creativity, cultivate wonder, and connect children to the natural world through hands-on art experiences — one season, one workshop, one child at a time.
The Drop-In Format
How Our Workshops Work
No commitments, no pressure. Come when it works for your family.
donations welcome!
Daily Rhythm
An Art Workshop Day
Our Art Enrichment Program follows a gentle rhythm that balances guided art instruction with free, process-based exploration. We meet twice a week: Tuesday classes introduce the week's new concepts, art techniques, and guided instruction, while Thursday classes have an open-studio feel — dedicated to process-based art and nature exploration that builds on what we learned earlier in the week, giving your child the freedom to create at their own pace and through their own imagination. On these process-based days, your child may not always bring home a finished piece — but the time spent creating and exploring is just as meaningful.
🌳 Nature Walk & Observation
We begin by meeting inside the studio, exploring art stations as we wait for all to gather. Once all students have arrived, we meet on the carpet to discuss rules and expectations in the art studio. We go over our nature theme and art medium introduction. In most workshops, we will gear up for a nature walk to connect our nature theme to the natural life around us happening on the homestead. We then head back to the art studio and spend the rest of the workshop creating with our art lesson and exploring art stations.
📓 Art Lesson / Craft
A quick art lesson demonstration that supports our weekly nature theme. In these lessons students will learn the basics of the art medium we are using and the techniques used within that medium. Each lesson will explore specific elements and principles of art and design.
🎨 Art Station Exploration
The heart of the workshop. Children move freely between art stations set up indoors and sometimes outdoors when too messy. Each station ties to the season, the month's theme, the weekly nature theme, and the main art medium focus.
✨ Sharing & Clean-Up
We close by sharing what we made — not as a critique, but as a celebration. Children practice talking about their art and listening to others. Then we tidy up together, practicing good stewardship of our space and materials.
Getting Ready
What to Bring
We keep it simple. All art materials are provided — just come ready to get messy.
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Explore & Create
Our Art Stations
Where Nature Sets the Theme and Every Medium Tells a Story.
Every 13 weeks we follow a new nature study inspired by the season, explored through a variety of art mediums — including but not limited to Drawing & Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Ceramics, and Fiber Arts. Each season is organized into monthly concept hubs, with a fresh nature theme every week, so children are always discovering something new. Our stations are where it all comes to life — each one opening a different door into that season's mediums, their techniques, and the many ways they can be explored.
We follow a gentle weekly rhythm, meeting twice a week. Tuesday classes introduce the week's nature theme along with new concepts, art techniques, and guided instruction. Thursday classes have an open-studio feel — dedicated to process-based art and nature exploration that builds on what we explored earlier in the week, giving children the freedom to create at their own pace and through their own imaginations. On these process-based days, children may not always bring home a finished piece — but the time spent creating and exploring is just as meaningful.
The art studio is refreshed each month to reflect that month's concept hub — its season and weekly rotating nature themes. In every workshop theme, children are introduced to new nature concepts explored through a variety of art mediums and supporting stations, alongside natural materials arranged throughout the studio for open-ended nature exploration. Two stations stay open and consistent no matter the month — the Community Art Wall and the Loose Parts Station — open-ended spaces where process matters more than product. Children are encouraged to move freely between stations, staying as long as curiosity holds them and carrying each new technique along the way.
Community Art Wall
🎨A shared canvas that's always growing & changing. Children add their own mark to a collaborative piece of art — no plan required, no wrong way to contribute. It's a space for creativity without pressure, open every single day.
Loose Parts Station
♻️Children construct three-dimensional sculptures and other art from recycled and found materials. This station builds creative problem-solving, introduces structural thinking, and honors the homesteading value of using what you have.
Donations are always welcome & appreciated.
Monthly Concept Hubs
A New Concept Hub Each Month
Our art stations and studio setup are centered around monthly concept hubs — inspired by Treehouse Schoolhouse's seasonal nature studies — themed collections of setups, materials, and class projects that bring each nature study to life. As the concept hub changes each month, the stations are refreshed right along with it.
🍂 Autumn Term
Harvest, Flight & Symmetry
- Apples & Autumn Equinox — Cross-section apple printing in warm harvest tones.
- Birds of Prey — Charcoal hawk & owl sketching, then torn-paper feathered wings.
- Arachnids — Fold-and-press symmetrical spider prints and woven yarn webs.
- Fungi — Pinch-pot clay mushrooms and little woodland fairy floors.
Sky, Woodland & Textures
- Deciduous Trees — Bark-rubbing frottage and free texture collage.
- Moon & Stars — Glue-batik constellations and chalk-pastel galaxies.
- Pumpkins & Corn — Pumpkin pinch pots and dried-corn seed mosaics.
- Woodland Creatures — Felt animals and natural material dens.
Earth Studies & Changing Foliage
- Tracks & Scat — Plaster casts of animal tracks and stamped footprint maps.
- Rocks, Minerals & Fossils — Fossil-like pressed clay and fine-line rock painting.
- Changing Leaves — Wax-resist leaf veins and liquid-ink color blending.
- Thanksgiving Break — Studio closed for the week — happy Thanksgiving!
❄️ Winter Term
Evergreen Woods & Midwinter Quiet
- Winter Birds — Basic-shape cardinal sketches and multimedia bird assembly.
- Solstice & Conifers — Layered evergreen painting and pinecone-cedar sculptures.
- Winter & New Year Break — Studio closed for two weeks — see you in January!
Frost, Form & Camouflage
- The Four Seasons — Four-quadrant seasonal tree composition and sensory collage.
- Mountains & Geology — Palette-knife snow peaks and layered cardboard topography.
- Winter Wildlife & Hibernation — Camouflage pattern painting and cozy animal dens.
Light, Shadow & Earth Textures
- Nocturnal Animals — Ink-wash value studies and a shadow-puppet theater.
- Maple Sugaring & Moss — Stipple texture painting and living-wall moss collage.
- Mid-Winter Break — Studio closed for the week — rest and recharge.
🌱 Spring Term
Rainbows, Soil & Creepy Crawlies
- Spring Equinox & Rainbows — Color-spectrum blending and rainbow scraper art.
- Worms, Soil & Caterpillars — Clay coil snails and mud-kitchen studio painting.
Flight, Botany & Rainfall
- Moths & Birds — Fold-and-press symmetry moths and kinetic flying toys.
- Gardening & Seeds — Botanical observation sketching and native seed bombs.
- Spring Rain & Puddles — Wet-on-wet ink saturation and splash-stamp prints.
- Spring Break — Studio closed for the week — enjoy the spring air!
Hives, Scales & Wetland Life
- Honeybees & Hives — Hexagon tessellation and honeycomb bubble-wrap rolling.
- Snakes & Reptiles — Overlapping scale patterns and stuffed paper reptiles.
- Pond Life — Wax-resist lily ponds and pond-life collage trays.
☀️ Summer Term
Sun, Water & Decomposition
- Soil, Composting & Landforms — Silt sedimentation paintings and the open mud-kitchen lab.
- The Sun & Summer Solstice — Solar cyanotype prints and translucent suncatchers.
- Bodies of Water — Straw-blown fluid acrylics and wave-track marbling.
Ocean Wildlife & Tidal Treasures
- Marine Mammals, Sharks & Fish — Wax-resist marine horizons and cardboard ocean cutouts.
- Mollusks & Crustaceans — Clay shell stamps and a communal ocean slab.
- Seashells — Plaster-gauze shell casts and the sandy-shore sandbox.
- Mid-Summer Break — Studio closed for the week — enjoy the sunshine!
Fields, Storms & Cold-Blooded Micro-Worlds
- Summer Flowers — Impasto fork-scraping and petal mandala suncatchers.
- Storms — Wet-on-wet sky diffusion and lightning toothbrush splatters.
- Beetles — Symmetrical elytra prints and the bug engineering studio.
- Reptiles — Overlapping scale patterns and stuffed paper snakes.
In Our Space
Kids Working at the Stations
A Living Curriculum
Art That Grows with the Seasons
Our curriculum is built around the natural world as both a teacher and material. Each season brings a new artistic focus. Each month, a new theme.
The Four Seasons
Each Season, a New Focus
This is a living curriculum — it breathes with the land, changes with the light, and meets children exactly where they are. With inspirations pulled from Treehouse School House's Nature Studies and Art Lessons that support each nature theme.
🌸 Spring — Awakening
New life, growth, and renewal. We celebrate the return of color — budding trees, returning birds, and the first wildflowers pushing through the soil.
☀️ Summer — Abundance
Energy, light, and the vibrant fullness of the season. We explore water, insects, gardens, and the long days of summer.
🍂 Autumn — Harvest
Change, abundance, and the texture of the harvest season. We work with the colors and materials that fall provides in abundance.
❄️ Winter — Stillness
Quiet, contrast, and the beauty of the bare landscape. Winter teaches us to look more closely — at tracks in snow, branch silhouettes, and the drama of light and shadow.
Monthly Themes
A New Theme Every Month
In our Sown & Grown Art Enrichment Program, we follow a 13-week nature study inspired by the season, broken down into monthly concept hubs and explored through five main art mediums — including but not limited to Drawing & Painting, Sculpture, Printmaking, Ceramics, and Fiber Arts. The art studio acts as a third teacher, with stations set up to support each nature theme and to explore the techniques and processes within every art focus.
Our curriculum follows a gentle rhythm that balances guided art instruction with free, process-based exploration. Tuesday classes introduce new concepts, art techniques, and guided instruction, while Thursday classes have an open-studio feel — dedicated to process-based art and nature exploration, with plenty of freedom for your child to move at their own pace and create through their own imagination. On these process-based days, your child may not always bring home a finished piece — but the time spent creating and exploring is just as meaningful. Every child is an artist — no two are drawn to the same mediums or techniques, and each deserves a place in art where their ideas have a chance to come to life.
What Does “Sown & Grown” Mean for Us?
Sown — Reflects our deep connection to the earth, gardening rhythms, and traditional homesteading crafts (like fiber arts, clay work, and handmade paper).
Grown — Represents our commitment to your children’s creative enrichment, helping them blossom into confident, capable makers.
| Month | Theme | Art Medium | Some Highlight Activities |
|---|---|---|---|
| September | Harvest, Flight & Symmetry | Printmaking & Symmetry | Apple prints, birds-of-prey charcoal, spider weaving, clay mushrooms |
| October | Sky, Woodland & Textures | Mixed Media & Batik | Bark rubbings, batik constellations, pumpkin pinch pots, felt animals |
| November | Earth Studies & Changing Foliage | Sculpture & Watercolor | Plaster track casts, rock painting, wax-resist leaves |
| December | Evergreen Woods & Midwinter Quiet | Painting & Assemblage | Winter-bird sketches, pinecone & cedar sculptures |
| January | Frost, Form & Camouflage | Painting & Construction | Four-seasons trees, palette-knife mountains, cozy winter dens |
| February | Light, Shadow & Earth Textures | Ink & Fiber Arts | Ink-wash values, shadow puppets, moss & bark collage |
| March | Rainbows, Soil & Creepy Crawlies | Color & Clay | Rainbow blending, mud-kitchen painting, clay coil snails |
| April | Flight, Botany & Rainfall | Symmetry & Watercolor | Symmetry moths, native seed bombs, wet-on-wet rain art |
| May | Hives, Scales & Wetland Life | Pattern & Collage | Honeycomb rolling, paper reptiles, pond-life collage |
| June | Sun, Water & Decomposition | Earth, Sun & Water | Silt sedimentation painting, solar cyanotypes, fluid water color |
| July | Ocean Wildlife & Tidal Treasures | Sea Life & Sculpture | Wax-resist marine horizons, clay shell stamps, plaster shell casts |
| August | Fields, Storms & Cold-Blooded Micro-Worlds | Texture & Symmetry | Impasto flowers, storm splatters, beetle & reptile prints |
* Activities are subject to change and are not limited to what is listed.
The Building Blocks
Elements & Principles of Art
Woven throughout the year, children naturally encounter the foundational elements and principles of visual art — not through worksheets, but through doing, noticing, and talking about what they create.
Elements of Art
Principles of Design
For Every Maker
Create & Connect Workshops
Guided art and craft workshops for makers of all ages — same nature-inspired, process-based spirit, with room to slow down, try something new, and create alongside others. Age recommendations are listed with each workshop.
Explore Create & Connect →Join the Adventure
Register for a Workshop
Our Art Workshops for kids run every Tuesday and Thursday, year-round, with occasional refresh weeks to reset the studio space. Choose your month, pick your days, and we'll see you at the art studio. Keep an eye out for our Create & Connect Art Workshops held throughout the year, usually on Wednesdays & Fridays. Occasional Open Studio for kids is held on Saturday mornings.
Before You Register
What to Know
- FormatDrop-in workshops — sign up is on a week-to-week basis, no long-term commitment required
- DaysTuesday and Thursday
- AgesArt Enrichment Program — Preschool & Lower Elementary (Ages 3–8) | Other ages welcome.
Skate School – All ages welcome - LengthApproximately 2 hours
- Price$25 per student — art supplies included
$20.00 per sibling - MaterialsAll art supplies provided
- What to wearClothes that can get messy; aprons available
- Parent PresenceFor Children 3-5, parents stay with their child — this is not a drop-off program unless arranged otherwise. Children 6+ may be dropped off for art workshops and must be able to follow the rules and expectations of the art enrichment program.
- Class Size8-10 Students max per workshop — join the waitlist when full
- Sibling Discount$20.00 per additional sibling — note it in your registration
- Liability WaiverA physical waiver must be signed on your first visit. By submitting a registration form you acknowledge you will sign the waiver upon arrival.
- ParkingPark in the mulch parking space beside the driveway.
Have questions?
Not sure which session is right for your child? Reach out — we're happy to help you find the best fit.
Contact Us →Parent Volunteers
Parent volunteers are not required, but they're always encouraged and welcome. If you're interested in volunteering in our Sown & Grown Art Program, let's chat!
Volunteer With Us →Personalized 1-hour sessions — Monday–Friday (4–5 PM). All ages welcome.
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Get in Touch
Questions about the program, curious about a session, or just want to say hello — reach out anytime.
Contact Info
Hannah Litzsinger
All In One Crafts Art Studio
jh@allinonecrafts.com
Workshop Days
Tuesday & Thursday, Year-Round
Create & Connect Adult Art Workshops will typically fall on Wednesdays & Fridays when listed throughout the year.
Open Studio will be held on Saturday mornings, occasionally listed throughout the year.
Location
Our Homestead (address added upon registration) General Location: Piedmont, SC
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Volunteer With Us
Parent volunteers are not required, but they’re always encouraged and welcome. If you’d like to help with our Sown & Grown Art Program, share a little about yourself below and we’ll be in touch — let’s chat!
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Personalized Sessions
We offer sessions (Monday–Friday, 4–5 PM) that focus on your child's specific goals.
Mobile Lesson
$95 / hour
We come to your location — your driveway, your local park, local skatepark.
Group Lessons
$50 / student
Contact us for group sizes and scheduling.
Sibling Discount
$50 / additional child
Each additional sibling added to any session.
🎒 What to Bring
Come Prepared to Ride
🛹 The "Step-by-Step" Curriculum
Progression for Every Level
Lessons are tailored to the student's ability — from absolute beginner to advanced — focusing on progression.
Safety & Basics
Proper padding, falling safely, standing on the board, and building balance.
Fundamental Movement
Pushing, gliding, and carving — the core skills every skater needs.
Skatepark Skills
Turning, kickturning, and navigating obstacles with confidence.
Confidence & Style
Developing individual style and a personal passion for the sport.
About Me
Meet Jeret
Howdy! I'm Jeret, your Lead Skate Instructor. Skateboarding and freestyle biking have been passions of mine for as long as I can remember, and I've had the privilege of teaching countless individuals of all ages and skill levels over the years. There's nothing quite like the thrill of riding and the joy of helping others achieve their personal goals.
My Background
While I am a mechanic by trade, my heart truly belongs to the outdoors. I love homesteading and embracing the natural world around us. Whether it's riding my skateboard, exploring new trails on my bike, or sharing my knowledge with others, I'm always happiest when I'm outside.
Teaching Philosophy
I believe that everyone has the potential to excel in skateboarding and biking, regardless of their starting point. My approach focuses on building confidence, developing skills, and most importantly, having fun. By creating a supportive and encouraging environment, I aim to inspire my students to push their limits and discover new possibilities.
Join Me
It's been exciting creating All In One Crafts with my wife, where we can combine our love for teaching, the outdoors, and creative expression. Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced rider aiming to refine your skills, I'm here to guide you on your journey. Let's ride, explore, and achieve greatness together!
📢 Contact Information
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Instructor: Jeret Litzsinger
Location: Serving Greenville & North toward Greer, SC
Call or Text: 303-912-1761
Email: jh@allinonecrafts.com
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