6 Things To Do For Mother’s Day

When it comes to gifts, the human connection created when working with our hands is the perfect way to touch the heart.  Creativity can be arts and crafts related and it also relates to other aspects of life, like food and gardening. In a time when we can’t always visit in person, here are a few creative ways to enjoy Mom’s Day.

Have a make-your-own pizza party.

DIY pizza: It’s a craft (depending on how artfully you place the toppings), an activity and a meal all at once! Start with basic pizza dough, then everyone gets to add their favourite toppings. Often Nya and I would make them with Pitas and they were amazing! You can do this in person with little ones or virtually via zoom and then snap pics to share your creation!

Spruce up the garden.

Gardeners know that Mother’s Day is the perfect time to start planting seeds. If you’re going to garden with Mom from a distance, send seed packs or bulbs instead of cut flowers.  If you’re in the same home, get the whole family outside and digging in the dirt together. Some flowers that are fairly easy to maintain include sunflowers, marigolds and sweet peas.  If you’re distancing, show up, do Mom’s yardwork and surprise her!

Bake dessert.

Mother’s Day wouldn’t be complete without something sweet. If your mom loves to bake, whip something up together, take a zoom cooking class or send some treats!

Take a painting class. 

Sign yourself up for a zoom painting class. You’ll laugh and learn and make a beautiful creation to remember the day.  There are a variety of zoom classes out there from Sip and Paint to  Beginner Watercolour, acrylic and oil!  Take them together or separately and share your creation virtually.   If you don’t feel like taking a class, pull out some paint and giver. Add colour and express yourself creatively in whatever way makes you feel great and drop it off for Mom. She will love it!

For us Mom’s a simple phone call telling us you love us and miss us,  will do the trick!

Love, Willow

Written By:

Willow Wolfe

Willow Wolfe is widely recognized for challenging and modernizing today’s world of art supplies and education. An award-winning art teacher and the author of a library of internationally available learn to paint books and articles, her approachable style and step-by-step painting methods have taken her to events, seminars and engagements across the globe.

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