Here are five creative ways to repurpose your kids' art:

 

1. **Create a Rotating Gallery Wall**:

   - Designate a wall or a section of a room as a gallery. Use frames, clipboards, or wire with clips to display the artwork. Rotate the pieces regularly to keep it fresh and showcase different works over time.


2. **Make a Photo Book or Calendar**:

   - Scan or photograph the artwork and create a photo book or a calendar. There are many online services that can help you design and print these keepsakes. This way, you can preserve the art without the physical clutter.


3. **Turn Art into Gifts**:

   - Use the artwork to create unique gifts for family members. You can have the art printed on items like mugs, t-shirts, tote bags, or even puzzles. These make thoughtful and personalized gifts.


4. **Create a Collage or Quilt**:

   - Combine multiple pieces into a large collage or have the artwork printed on fabric squares to make a quilt. This turns individual pieces into a larger, more cohesive piece that can be displayed or used practically.


5. **Make Custom Wrapping Paper or Greeting Cards**:

   - Repurpose the artwork as wrapping paper for gifts or cut them into smaller pieces to make greeting cards. This not only gives the art a new purpose but also adds a personal touch to your presents and notes.

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