Mary Clara Smith, 6, of Memphis, Tenn. paints a snowflake at The Art Cafe on Wednesday afternoon in Coligny Plaza on Hilton Head Island. The snowflakes are available to be painted for free until January 5, when they will be shipped to Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn. where they will be used to decorate the school in a "Winter Wonderland" theme for when students return to school.
(Photo: Delayna Earley, The Island Packet)
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Mary Clara Smith, 6, of Memphis, Tenn., paints a ceramic snowflake Wednesday afternoon at The Art Cafe in Coligny Plaza on Hilton Head Island. The snowflakes can be painted for free until Jan. 5. They will be sent to Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., scene of a deadly shooting two weeks ago in which 26 people were killed, and used to decorate the school for returning students.