Here are some tips for transforming children's drawings into original DIY decorations for the bedroom.
He is about to end up run over, his mother saves himThere are those who guard them jealously and those who by dint of accumulating them no longer know where to put them. Despite the clutter, it is always difficult to part with children's drawings, precious memories that accompany their growth. And that you can enhance by transforming them into decorations for the bedroom, after selecting the most significant ones. Here are some creative ideas to draw inspiration from.
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How to create a picture with children's drawings
The simplest idea is to select some of the most meaningful designs and simply frame them. This way you can hang them in the bedroom to decorate a wall or a special corner.
Alternatively, if you prefer not to use frames, you can hang the designs using the famous washi tape, colored adhesive tape that gives a touch of carefree creativity to the bedroom.
You can also create, always with washi tape, original frames around the drawings hanging on the wall, in order to enhance them.
How to make a DIY wreath with children's drawings
Get a string and hang the children's drawings using very simple wooden clothespins.
Place the wreath in a suitable place in the bedroom, securing it at the ends with two tacks.
How to create a collage with children's drawings
If you are familiar with computers, you can scan children's drawings, arrange the colors a bit with a graphic software and resize them.
Before doing so, however, get a frame for multiple photos, check the dimensions of the various spaces intended for the images, and resize the drawings appropriately.
Print them and insert them in the appropriate spaces inside the frame.
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