What are 5 creative things I could do with my kids' art? I don't want to throw them away, but it's also so much clutter.
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What are 5 creative things I could do with my kids' art? I don't want to throw them away, but it's also so much clutter.
1. Create a Digital Archive: Scan or photograph your kids' artwork and create a digital archive. You can organize these digital files into folders by date or theme, allowing you to easily revisit and share their creations without the physical clutter.
2. Turn Art into Custom Gifts: Transform their artwork into personalized gifts for family and friends. For example, you could have their drawings printed on mugs, tote bags, or custom-made puzzles.
3. Art Collage or Mural: Select a variety of their favorite pieces and create a collage or mural on a wall in your home. This way, you can showcase their artwork in a visually striking and meaningful way.
4. Art Gallery Wall: Designate a wall in your home as an "art gallery" where you regularly rotate and display their artwork. This not only celebrates their creativity but also gives your space a unique, ever-changing decor element.
5. Repurpose into Crafts: Use the artwork as craft materials for other projects. For example, you can cut out shapes or patterns from their drawings to make greeting cards, bookmarks, or even decorative lampshades.
By incorporating these creative ideas, you can cherish your kids' artwork while keeping clutter to a minimum.
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