DIY Kid’s Art Display

My son’s creative bug is on the rise. Not a day can pass without me wanting to display something he has created. I’m excited that his visual mind is working overtime. To encourage it, I needed a way to display his artwork that I could also change out easily. Therefore, this DIY children’s art display was born. Under fifteen dollars, super easy, and the best part, just pin and go!

 

 

• 12″ or 18″  wooden embroidery loop
• clothes pins
• washi tape rolls or washi tape paper (pictured below)
• glue gun
• scissors
• pencil

Washi tape comes in many different colors and patterns. This is what I used to cover the clothes pins.

1. Cover clothes pins with washi tape. I alternated three tapes.
2. Use a pencil to evenly mark and space out the clothes pins.
3. Glue clothes pins on with a glue gun.
4. Hang your child’s beautiful artwork!

 

I have more than one child so I am off to create another art display for my #2!

We also has these fun organizational binder clips in great colors!

 

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Thanks for reading!

Karen

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