We are on fall break this week which leaves me with a little time on my hands to decorate the house for fall.
I big puffy heart love fall ya'll.
I keep a tote or two or five for each season and the decorations that go with it.
When the kids make any type of artwork that goes with that particular season...I usually keep it in that box.
Yesterday while pilfering through fall boxes, I found Fall/Thanksgiving artwork I have saved over the past years.
I never know what to do with it.
I used to stick it all on my kitchen cabinets but now that my cabinets are painted, I'm afraid to adhere anything onto them.
So I had the genius idea..and by genius I mean people have probably been doing this forever and I just now thought of it...of putting them up on a small wall in my kitchen...gallery style.
No measuring required.
No stressing over what goes where.
Just grab the Scotch tape and slap it up.
It's my way.
Turkeys made from hands...that still had fat dimpled fingers.
Paper chains of "gratitude".
Construction paper pilgrims.
This wall makes me happy.
I cannot wait to do the same thing for Christmas.
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I keep everything my kids make.
It's bad.
I just can't seem to throw it into a garbage can when their little hands made it.
I may be on hoarders one day...making a walking path through piles of construction paper.
How about you?
Do you save your kid's art?
Pick through and keep your favorites?
Have a system for saving that you could share?
"My every mortal breath, is Grace and nothing less"
