5 things to do with kids’ art

At a loss as to what to do with your budding Picasso’s collection
of artwork? Here are some ideas.

1. Sort the scribbles from the fine art and save the best in a scrapbook. Buy a folder with plastic pockets to store the artwork, or glue the pieces to an A3-size scrapbook.
2. Make a puzzle. Glue the artwork to a piece of cardboard, turn it over and draw puzzle shapes on the back. Cut into pieces, and the fun begins.
3. Use them as wrapping paper. Aunts, uncles and family friends will appreciate your little artist’s expertise. You can make cards too by simply cutting them to size and folding in half.
4. Send them away. Grandparents, especially, will love receiving artwork. Send them a selection of drawings to proudly display in their own home.
5. Photograph them. Take snapshots and create a digital photo album on your computer, or a coffee table book for visitors to peruse. Snapfish can turn your snaps into a book for little cost.