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What are 5 creative things I could do with my kids’ art? I don’t want to throw them away, but it’s also so much clutter.

1. Create a Gallery Wall: Select the most cherished pieces of your kids’ art and frame them. Arrange them in a gallery wall format in a prominent area of your home. This not only showcases their creativity but also adds a unique and personalized touch to your decor.

2. Customized Gift Wrap: Use your kids’ artwork to create custom gift wrap. Simply scan or photograph their drawings and print them onto wrapping paper. It adds a personal touch to gifts for family and friends.

3. Turn Art into Fabric: Transform their drawings into fabric designs. You can have these printed on fabric and use them to make pillow covers, tote bags, or even quilts. It’s a fantastic way to preserve their artwork and make it functional.

4. Art Journal: Compile their artwork into an art journal or scrapbook. This allows you to keep all their creations in one place and easily flip through to reminisce about their creative journey.

5. Collaborative Art Projects: Work with your kids to turn their art into collaborative projects. You could paint over their artwork to create new pieces, or incorporate their drawings into larger art pieces that you all create together.

Remember, it’s important to involve your kids in the decision-making process to ensure you keep the pieces that hold the most sentimental value to them.