Get Crafty with Confidence

The thing we love most about getting crafty at Kingsacre Care Home is that there’s no wrong way to do it. Being creative isn’t about rules, regulations and getting things right. It’s about trusting your gut and having the confidence to get things wrong. If your masterpiece doesn’t turn out quite as you’d imagined it, there’s no need to panic. It’s all about perspective, and if you’re having fun creating it and (let’s face it…) getting a little bit messy when it comes to glitter and PVA glue, then we think you’ve definitely succeeded.

Another great thing we love about our arts and crafts sessions here at Kingsacre Care Home is the ability they have to bring residents from all walks of life together. Whether we’re making homemade Play-Doh, decorating eggs just in time for Easter, or getting busy with paper crafts to spread some holiday cheer, getting involved with Arts & Crafts gives many of our residents the confidence to get to know their neighbours and potentially make friends with people they might not have had the chance to do otherwise.

Let Your Imagination Run Wild

We’ve always tried to draw inspiration from our residents, as well as our environment when it comes to our Arts & Crafts programmes at Kingsacre Care Home. We are more than happy to make the most of what we have, whether it’s through throwing fantastic craft classes in the living rooms for our residents and their loved ones or by taking full advantage of the beautiful location we’re lucky enough to live in and taking to the garden to take some stunning photographs or paint some incredible pictures.

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Arts and Crafts FAQ

Any materials or tools you use to complete your arts and crafts projects will be covered by the weekly fee.

Residents can get as creative as they’d like. Previous arts and crafts sessions included collaging, painting, scrapbooking and knitting.

Yes, residents can keep the pieces of art they make. However, if one of the Activities Coordinators feels a resident’s work is excellent, they may ask to have it on display at the home for others to admire.

Exceptional Care Customised To Your Specific Needs

Our care home in Clydebank, West Dunbartonshire, is dedicated to providing care services. Our philosophy revolves around ensuring that each resident receives high-quality care. They also have the opportunity to engage in their hobbies, explore their interests, and build new friendships.

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