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Using your kids' art in creative ways can not only help declutter your home but can also be a way to cherish and showcase their talent. Here are five suggestions for what you can do with your children's art: 1. **Art Collage Canvas**: Choose your favorite pieces and arrange them on a large canvas. They can be layered, allowing pieces to peek through, or they can fit together like a mosaic. Once arranged, glue or mod podge them down. This creates a single, cohesive art piece that's easy to display and commemorates a range of their work. 2. **Create a Digital Gallery**: Scan or take high-quality photos of the artwork and store them digitally. This way, you can create digital photo books or slideshows that can be looked through whenever desired. Some photo book services even allow you to add captions or notes, so you can remember the story or context behind each piece. 3. **Turn Art into Functional Items**: Companies exist that can take children's artwork and turn them into a variety of items such as pillows, mugs, phone cases, or tote bags. These can make great gifts for relatives or keepsakes for yourself. 4. **Make an Art Portfolio**: Buy or make a large portfolio or binder. You can then add each piece of art, or just your favorites, into clear sheet protectors. This keeps them in great condition, declutters your space, and allows you and your child to look through them like a professional artist's portfolio. 5. **Rotating Art Gallery**: Choose a space in your home, like a particular wall or a fridge door, to display a rotating selection of art. Every month or so, switch out the pieces. This keeps the display fresh, allows all pieces to have their moment of honor, and can be a fun activity to do with your child, discussing the art as you choose what to display next. Lastly, always remember that it's okay not to keep every piece of art your child creates. The act of creating and the experience they have while making it is often more valuable than the final product. Keep the ones that have the most meaning to you and your child, and find creative ways to cherish them!