15 Really Cute Ways To Show Off Your Kid's Art

Turn their doodles into magnets with a bit of polymer glue.

1. Stick magnets on the backs of photo frames to make their art look neat on the fridge.

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Spray-paint the frame, then glue on magnets. Leave the backing off the frame to easily switch out the art. Get the tutorial here.

2. Glue a frame to a box so you have storage and a frame all in one.

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Cut a slot out of the skinny side of the box, and glue a light photo frame to the front. Once it's dry, hang it up! Get the tutorial here.

Get three of these boxes from Amazon for $19.99 and six frames for $39.99.

3. Or raid your closet for clip hangers to save money on frames.

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Paint the hangers and use stickers to label each with their names. Get the tutorial here.

4. Rub doodles onto polymer clay to make silly magnets.

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Lay the drawing face-side down onto a flat piece of clay and rub the paper with the back of a spoon. Check to see if the image has transferred before you peel it off. Bake the clay and then glue it onto a magnet. Get the tutorial here.

5. Clip clothespins to an embroidery loop to save wall space.

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Use washi tape to decorate the clips. Get the tutorial here.

6. Hang curtain wire to easily clip up their most recent paintings.

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Just mount the wires and hang their favorites. Get the tutorial here.

Get the curtain wire from Amazon for $6.82.

7. Scan their paintings and shrink them down a few sizes to make a collaged poster.

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Carefully Photoshop each piece and arrange them on a grid. Get the tutorial (and the layout above) here.

8. Frame the art that color coordinates, then arrange them into a gallery wall.

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Plan out your gallery wall by taping your artworks in place before framing them to make sure everything is properly spaced. Get the tutorial here.

9. Prop a DIY chalkboard on an easel so you can switch out the art on the regular.

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Cover a heavyweight mat in chalkboard paint and write the date or give it a cute caption. Get the tutorial here.

10. For irregular shaped artworks, remove the back of the frame altogether.

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Make blank space your friend. Get the tutorial here.

11. Spray-paint clipboards to give your art wall a uniform look.

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Pre-drill holes in the corners of the clipboards, then screw them into place. Get the tutorial here.

12. Upload pictures to a digital frame to keep a subtle slideshow on a side table, or even at your desk.

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You'll never have to worry about losing any of their art because it'll all be saved on the memory card! Get the tutorial here.

Get the frame from Amazon for $59.99.

13. Keep all of their coloring in a classy coffee table book.

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This photo book has customizable layouts and a bunch of adorable designs to choose from. Get the tutorial here.

Get it from Shutterfly for $15.99+ (available in six sizes and four cover style options).

14. Glue on pretty borders to give the art a border without putting them in an actual frame.

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Use poster putty to hang the art up. Get the tutorial here.

15. And pin the art up on a cork board so that adding their newest masterpiece to the mix is a breeze.

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Install a whole cork board wall or just hang up a bulletin board. Get the tutorial here.