
I am a huge fan of an
uncluttered fridge front,
but I also am starting to get
lots of cute artwork from my toddler.
I wanted her to feel special and
also have an organized, simple way
to display a few pieces at a time.
First I took some black contact paper
(sold at local stores or
in my Online Store for $0.65 a foot)
and cut out the word Masterpieces.
(Pattern below...)
After applying the word Masterpieces to my wall,
I went to my local dollar store and
purchased 5 black frames.
I printed off a matching background
for each of the five frames
(Free printable below...)
to match the rest of the coloring in the room.
Then I took a small binder clip
and hot glued a metal star on one side,
and hot glued the other side to the
top of the black frame.
I mounted the five frames,
each with a "starred" black binder clip
onto the wall in our dining/kitchen area.
Now to display her art,
I can easily slip it in the clip,
or insert her art behind the glass.
As I have more children,
each child will have their own frame
to display whatever they want.
I hope this helps simplify the
Art Displaying mayhem!
I'd love to hear what you think or
what you do to display the art in your own home!

Thank you so much for this post. I want to let you know that I posted a link to your blog in CBH Digital Scrapbooking Freebies (please, notice the new url for my blog), under the Page 3 post on May. 23, 2012. Thanks again.
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