Hello Mommies, Thinking about what to do with your Kid’s Art? You don’t want to throw them away but it’s also so much clutter. I can understand Your feeling.

Here are 6 creative ideas preserving and repurposing your kid’s art without letting it become overwhelming clutter.

1.Create a Rotating Gallery:

Designate a wall or a series of frames in your home as a mini-gallery. Rotate the artwork regularly to keep the display fresh and highlight different pieces. Use frames with easy-to-open backs or clipboards to make swapping art simple.

2.Make a Photo Book:

Photograph or scan the artwork and compile the images into a professionally printed photo book. This way, you can keep a high-quality, space-saving archive of your children’s creativity. Websites like Shutterfly or Blurb offer customizable templates for creating these books.

3.Create Functional Items:

Transform the artwork into everyday items like placemats, coasters, or tote bags. Services like Zazzle or Spoonflower can print the artwork on various materials, making functional keepsakes that you can use and enjoy daily.

4.Create a Digital Slideshow or Screen Saver:

Digitize the artwork and create a slideshow or screen saver for your computer, tablet, or smart TV. This way, you can enjoy the artwork without needing physical space, and it can be a fun and dynamic way to relive your children’s creative moments.

5.Make a Large Collage or Quilt:

Combine several pieces of artwork into a large collage or quilt. For a collage, you can use a large canvas or poster board and arrange the art in an eye-catching layout. For a quilt, you can either scan the artwork and print it on fabric or use fabric paint to recreate the designs directly on quilt squares. This approach turns multiple pieces into a single, meaningful piece of art or a cozy keepsake.

6.Digital Collage and Printing:

Make a digital collage of several pieces of artwork. You can use software like Photoshop or free online tools like Canva to create a large, colorful collage. Print this as a poster or canvas to display a multitude of works in one cohesive piece.