When campers arrive at Saskatoon Makerspace this summer, they are immediately surrounded by bright colours, exciting tools and enthusiastic chatter.
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All summer long, dozens of Saskatoon youth learn to use the Makerspace to fuel their creativity — with everything from decals, painting and screenprinting to blacksmithing, laser cutting and 3D printing.
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On Tuesday morning, campers aged eleven to 13 were hard at work painting flat sheets of wood with their own designs — everything from elephants and bumblebees to dancing eggs and abstract scenes — which they will later turn into puzzles.
First-time camper Delilah…
