Displaying kid's art

(via Pinterest) 

How do you display your child's art? We have so many pieces it's hard to display them all, so at home we opted for multiple frames that we change out every so often. At work I have a large cork board where I hang art and change weekly. I also hang some pieces from a clothing line pinned up with clothes pins.

With so many different and creative ways to display your child's art there seems to be a method for everyone. Here are a few of my favorites, perhaps if we ever move we could steal a few of these ideas!

When I first saw Apartment Therapy's approach to hanging art with clothes hangers I smacked myself in the forehead and said "of course!" Wooden hangers are cheap and they look great displayed in the living room or bedroom. 

(via A Cup of Jo)

Abby Nova, of Design Scouting, displays the chaos of a three year old's work in a bright and uniform way. I love all the red! Don't you?

 (via Fudge Banana Swirl)

A coffee table book of your child's art is a brilliant idea! Paislee Press has a template on Shutterfly that displays photos of your child and their work with brightly colored pages and an easy to follow outline. I think I'm going to start making one for Max right now! 

I hate this phrase, but's it's true - "there's an app for that" and there really is when it comes to archiving your child's artwork. Art Kive is an app that helps you save your child's work, share it with friends and family and print it on anything you can image.