CreaTee Blog

Join Wear Your Imagination, a fun kids T-shirt design workshop in Kuala Lumpur. Creative art activity for children aged 6–11. RM50 per pax.

Need a Friday boost? Watch how simple objects like googly eyes and S-hooks turn into playful shapes. A tiny creative break for laughs, stress relief, and weekend inspiration!

At CreaTee, we believe learning works best when it’s hands-on and fun. During our recent community English class, we used CreaTee animal stencils to inspire kids to draw, write, and tell their own stories. This simple activity helped improve their English vocabulary, sentence structure, and public speaking skills — all while boosting their creativity and confidence.

CreaTee isn’t just for t-shirt design. It’s a powerful teaching tool for parents, teachers, and homeschooling families looking for new ways to engage children in learning. With just a stencil and a little imagination, kids can create, collaborate, and communicate in ways that make education feel like play.

In this heartwarming blog post, we share the incredible journey of Gucci, a tiny stray cat who unexpectedly appeared on our doorstep. Initially rejected by our resident cat, Gucci disappeared, only to find temporary refuge with a neighbor. But fate had other plans—despite being abandoned at a storefront, Gucci miraculously found his way back. Recognizing his resilience and the way he had chosen us, we brought him home, where he has since settled in as part of the family.

Much like Gucci, every child has a story to tell, and at CreaTee, we believe in giving them a space to express themselves creatively. Just as Gucci found his voice and place in the world, our t-shirt design kits empower kids to share their unique stories through art. Because in the end, belonging isn’t just about where you are—it’s about being seen, heard, and understood.

👉 Read the full story to see how Gucci’s journey reminds us of the importance of creativity, choice, and finding where we truly belong.

        Here’s a snapshot of a little artist from one of our workshops, drawing an elephant and a radiant sun on their t-shirt. It’s a reminder of how creative and imaginative kids are when given the space to express themselves. This got us thinking: Should kids set resolutions too?  For adults, resolutions are often about improvement and discipline, but for children, they can be something different. Resolutions can be a chance for kids to dream, reflect, and set fun goals that spark joy rather than pressure. Examples of kid-friendly resolutions:• Learn how to draw more animals.• Help mom...