1.) Make a Book using Plum Print
If you’re too busy to scan, upload and design your own photo books on Shutterfly, Mixbook or Snapfish, Plum Print who will do all the hard work for you. Mail them your artwork, and WA-LA- you’ve got a beautiful coffee table book.
Source: Paislee Press
2.) Collage and Portrait Combo
Collages and portraits are a great way to combine art papers, along with showing off the artist. You can follow guidelines here for getting started.
Source: A Thousand Words
3.) The Masterworks
If you have various papers you’d like to combine within one frame, we love Simply Create Kids! Just send them your kids art work, and they’ll frame it into a masterpiece.
Source: Simply Create Kids
4.) Turn it into a Shirt
This is so clever, and a great way to involve your child for a rainy day project. Guidance on making this: Wearing Art
Source: Create Celebrate Explore
5.) Clip on a Wire
Clipping art work on a metal wire or hanger can have a modern industrial look for those parents who live in loft style housing.
Source: The Style Files
6.) Convert into a Key Chain
This is a great unique gift for Mother or Father’s Day. Visit Formia Design to find out more info.
Source: Formia Design
8.) Make a stuffed animal
Budsies can create a cuddly stuffed animal. Your child’s imagination comes to life!
Source: Budsies
9.) Floor to Ceiling Art Gallery
If you’ve got a little extra time on your hands, making a grid on the wall of your child’s artwork can be a masterpiece. Check out guidance for creating this on Martha Stewart Living.
Source: ©2011, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia Inc., originally published in the September issue of Martha Stewart
