Art with my kids

                              I don't want to throw them away,                                      but it's also so much clutter.


Here are five creative ways to preserve and showcase your kids' art while reducing clutter:


1. **Create a Rotating Gallery**: Designate a wall or a section of a room as an art gallery. Use frames, clipboards, or a wire with clips to display their artwork. Rotate the pieces regularly to keep the display fresh and exciting.


2. **Make a Photo Book**: Scan or photograph their artwork and create a digital photo book. There are many online services where you can upload the images and design a professional-looking book. This way, you can keep a compact and beautiful collection of their art over the years.


3. **Custom Gifts and Home Décor**: Turn their artwork into custom gifts or home décor items. Companies offer services to print art on various items such as pillows, blankets, mugs, or even canvas prints. This way, their art can be enjoyed in different formats around the house or as gifts for family members.


4. **Create a Calendar**: Use their artwork to make a personalized calendar. Each month can feature a different piece of art, and this is a fun way to showcase their work all year long. You can also make multiple copies to share with family and friends.


5. **Art Collage or Quilt**: Create a large collage or quilt using their artwork. For a collage, you can cut and arrange pieces of their art into a new, cohesive design on a large canvas. For a quilt, you can have their artwork printed on fabric squares and then sew them together. Both options turn multiple pieces of art into a single, cherished item.

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