Keepsake Ideas for Children’s Artwork
March 20, 2012Written by Cathy Baker, mom of two amazing girls, from Missouri
If your home is like mine, I’m always wondering what to do with all my children’s masterpieces! Here are a few ideas to help you out!
I’m starting with my favorite idea! Your child’s drawing made into a soft plush toy! It’s a handmade priceless masterpiece! More details at Child’s Own Studio.
How about this cute pinterest idea…clipboards on the wall. I would decoupage some cute scrapbook paper on the clipboards, but also cute just plain.
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Simple, cheap frames spray painted to match. She just put binder clips in the middle to easily change out the artwork from Less than Perfect Bliss blog.
Same idea upclose…
Pick your favorite art work from the past year, then scan them and condense them into one framed keepsake. For sale at Simply Create Kids.
A rod with hanging clips. Love the look in the stairway. Found at While My Hands are Full blog.
How about putting all their artwork into a photobook for your coffee table. Or for a grandparent gift. Or both!
{Source: Kaye Winiecki Designs}
In my own home, I bought these acrylic frames that just slide on and off their base…covered the base with fabric…it’s so easy to change in and out their art projects.
{Source: Moments on the Journey}
This can be personalized and purchased at etsy.
Here’s one more idea…mail a bundle of their masterpieces to the grandparents!
At the very least, throw a few of their masterpieces into a box to pull out one day in the future to ‘remember when’! What do you do with your children’s masterpieces?
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Amy
on March 20, 2012 9:56 amWhat cute ideas! I made the Look what I did holder for my house. Love it. When my son was 4, I made one of his illustrations into a doll. Maybe I should do this for my daughter as well. I also love the frames that hold artwork and swing open to easily replace and store.
Gina
on March 21, 2012 12:13 pmI can never get my kids to send their hundreds of papers to the Grandmas–I’ve tried! I love the binder clip/frame idea. I’ll have to give that a try.