I have had a kid’s artwork wall in my home since 2005. That was when my oldest started kindergarten, and although I have always displayed her artwork on the fridge, she was coming home from school with some choice artwork that I wanted a special place for, not just in the kitchen. I even framed some of her artwork:
She made this in kindergarten art class. I can’t even do this now. So you see why I had to frame it, right? It’s pretty and I happen to be in love with the artist.
Well, this piece gave me an idea back in 2005 to create a wall dedicated to her artwork.
I thought about how proud she would be to show her friends and family when they came to her house.
Since giving birth to Ellie, we have added to the wall with her artwork as well. It is honestly my most favorite wall in the entire house.
So here is the project that got the wall started after the initial kindergarten offering seven years ago, and it is so easy that you will scratch your head and wonder why you didn’t have your kids do this sooner!
You will need:
How wonderful. I have also framed some of my son's artwork. BTW, I am hosting a giveaway for a great clock on my blog. Pop over if you'd like to enter. Good luck & thanks so much for following Pixie Dust. Warmly, Michelle
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Thanks Michelle, I am heading over now! 🙂
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Meaningful art is always better than gallery art. I absolutely adore your blog header!A few blogger buddies and I have started a little challenge for January and I think it would be super fun if you want to participate. Please check it out at http://thespacebetweenblog.wordpress.com/2012/01/09/imagine-the-impossibilities-challenge/.Karah @ thespacebetweenblog
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Thanks Karah…already headed over to your awesome blog! Love it. 🙂
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Love how you are showcasing your kids' art. I've started hanging our boys' art around the house, too and I love it. I need to get them some of those stretch canvases to paint.
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Thanks Danielle! I love decorating with sentimental items, don't you? 🙂
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