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5 Ways to Organize and Display Your Child’s Artwork Posted: 28 Jan 2010 01:06 AM PST Guest Post by Heidi of Budget Wise Home When your child's artwork starts overtaking the refrigerator, it's time for a better display system. With so much artwork coming in every day, figuring out where to put it all can get overwhelming. The first thing you need to do is create a "zone" for the artwork. Decide on one place where you will set up your display that is devoted to nothing but art. It might be a wall in the kitchen or someplace in each child's room. Creating a "zone" will keep everything from looking cluttered and messy. Here are 5 different ideas for your art zone. 1. Frame it: Framing the artwork gives it a feeling of importance and also looks very neat. Let your child choose only his favorite pieces to frame and then swap them out each month. One of my favorite frames also doubles as storage. The Dynamic Artwork Frame opens to store up to 50 other pieces of art. When you are ready for a change in artwork, just open it up and put the new one on top. Clear acrylic frames are also great because you can easily slip artwork in and out without having to take the frame down.
What are some of the ways you organize and display your child’s artwork?
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