What Are Some Interesting Ways To Display Kids’ Artwork?
The joy in a child’s face as they use their imaginations is priceless and one of the reasons we really enjoy what we do.
Though these last few months have been a bit out-of-the-ordinary for us as far as scheduling goes, we have been offering kids’ paintings all along!
We feel it's important for the little ones to have options for ways to get creative right now and painting and other artistic activities are perfect to keep them busy and to relieve stress.
If your child is like most children, they love to paint, draw, and get creative! More than likely, you’ve got artwork hanging on the fridge or windows of your home, and the kiddos are steadily bringing you more! When a child creates something, they’re always so eager to show it off and hoping that you’ll display it too. While it’s important to encourage their creativity and show them how proud your are of their masterpieces, it can be hard to know what to do with the mounting pile of artwork.
We’ve listed some of our favorite ways to display your child’s creations in your home and hope one of these works well for you!
Enjoy!
Here Are Some Interesting Ways To Display Kids’ Artwork::
*** String Of Artwork ***
This is one of the easiest and least expensive ways to stylishly display artwork. All you need is twine, clothespins (or other clips of choice), and some nails or 3M hooks.
You can also make it into another art project by having your kids decorate the clothespins with paint before you hang the drawings up.
Add a string of lights for extra flair!
*** Framed Art Collage ***
Grab a large frame, meant to display lots of photos, and
Put one in each child’s room, or group them together in the living area or playroom; These framed art collages also make an excellent gift, so keep them in mind for grandparents or other family members!
You can continuously build on these collages, adding frames each each with new artwork, or change the photos out each year to stay current.
However you choose to utilize this idea, it’s sure to look clean, cohesive, and is a fantastic work of art to liven up any room in your home!
*** Wooden Wall Display ***
(As displayed in above photo)
For a rustic look, take some stained wood boards and hang them horizontally on the walls.
On each board, place eyelet screws on the ends and string wire from them.
Attach clips to the wire to hang photos and other mementos.
Try it with painted boards, and let the kids help brush the color on!
*** Hinged-Frames For Easy Artwork Rotation ***
These front-opening frames are are great way to change your child’s work, often, while maintaining a sleek, polished look.
Group them in pairs, have one for each child, or incorporate them into a gallery wall with other fun decor!
(There are also varieties of these that will hold up to 50 piece of artwork; Your storage problem just got easier!)
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*** Make A Book ***
With so many places now offering photo books, you can make the perfect coffee table book of your child’s masterpieces! These books look nice and put together, take up little space, and are a wonderful memory-holder for you to always treasure.
Plus, the kids will LOVE flipping through the various books as they get older, seeing their progress as an artist!
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*** FOR CANVAS PAINTINGS ***
Of course we are HUGE fans of canvas paintings for kids’ art and they love it too! There’s just something about painting on a canvas that makes the feel extra-special and grown up as they create their art.
With our take home paint kits the kids can paint at home any time!
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AND GUESS WHAT?!
If you don’t have enough artwork to display, check out Pinot’s Palette Kids’ classes and start working on your child’s PAINTING collection, today!
With our take-home kits, your child will be guided through a painting where they’ll learn to make a masterpiece, step-by-step with instructions.
Check out our calendar to learn more and order some kits for them, ASAP! :)