After painting my ombre wall, I was inspired to start working on my back room. It’s been neglected since it was originally an add-on to the house so we’ve been trying to make it flow better. I was browsing Pinterest, mother of all crafts, when I came across this cute craft by my fave crafty sisters. It’s been sitting in my “To Craft” folder but I knew now was the time to turn it into a reality. I’m definitely loving these Pinterest inspired childrens art display! The recycled clip frames are attractive enough to be in the home but kid friendly enough for their playroom!
Thanks to Walmart and Elmer’s Krazy Glue, these cuties were a breeze to whip up!
I started off with by recycling 4) 8×10 picture frames that I already had on hand. Great way to recycle old “junk” in your house! I also recycled my leftover linen fabric from this project and put it behind the glass, then put the glass back in. Yes it was that easy. Then I krazy glue’d the clips to the frame. For them to really stick, hold them in place while they dry, about 3 minutes is all. Those babies aren’t coming off anytime soon!
That’s how easy this project is! You all know about our love/hate relationship with Pinterest but at the end of the day, it really is a great source to store so many great ideas!
We’re thrilled to have knocked this baby off our list.
Do you like that yellow 4 as well? I have 4 kiddos and it’s their space so I thought it would be a fun piece for them. I’ll do a quick tutorial next week so be sure to check back (:
What is your paint color on your walls? Love it!! Brand/color. Thanks! 🙂
Sherwin-Williams “Swimming” Thank you!! (:
What a beautiful way to display childrens art, looks great!! I’ve got this linked to my kids art display post too today, thanks for the idea!!
Where did you find the clips? I’ve looked at office depot and Target. I can only find big boxes of them available on amazon. Thanks!
They were from Walmart in the office aisle, in a 2 pack! Good luck (:
i was eyeing that giant 4 and wondering about it…i need to snap some shots of a few spaces and see what you think i should do with them.
I love this! It would be perfect for my artsy kids! I hope you’ll stop by and link up at “One Creative Weekend” at OneCreativeMommy.com. (Fri-Wed)
Always looking for new ways to display kids art… love this one! Simple, easy, pretty, my kind of project 😉
Would love for you to share at the weekly Heart&Home link up at http://www.mercyinkblog.com (open tues am ’til sunday pm every week).
Have a fantastic day!!! 🙂
lauren
Hey ladies… wanted to thank you again for linking up at mercyINK 🙂 Featured you! We’d love to have you come link any new projects up again this week!
xo,
lauren
Sweet idea! Love the look of this!!
Thanks for your sweet comments on my project. Pop back and sign up for my giveaway!!
Cheers, Anne
So, so cute … I love having a sweet place for artwork. And I LOVE that big four! I may have to copy that awesome idea!
Gorgeous! New follower via Someday Crafts.
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Have a great week! 🙂
I love how these look—so cute. And the fact that you can change our what is hanging so easily is genius! I love burlap and these would go with any color scheme since they are so neutral. Great job! Am now following you by e-mail. 🙂
Love it – and the clips are such a great way to be able to rotate the artwork neatly. Here are some more ideas for storing, displaying and making keepsakes from kids’ art. http://www.happydoodles.com/blogs/news/6041344-63-of-parents-feel-guilty-about-ditching-kids-artwork
This is SO COOL! I love how inexpensive and useful this is, plus with kiddo art work clipped in, it’s so very cute! Can’t wait to try the glue!
This is just adorable! I am going to try making this for my kids room too!
Thank you Shelby! It’s super easy & a quick project- good luck! (:
you are FAST!!!!!!! so cute sis!
Thanks Lizardbreath! (; Glad to have a due date on the project to kick my reer into gear! LOL