My daughter is quickly (too quickly for my liking) approaching the age of FIVE, and with that comes all these new traits and talents that were once hidden under diapers, onesies, and chubby baby thighs. Oh, how I miss those thighs…
My daughter… the drama queen, the diva, the social butterfly, the ARTIST, the fashionista, the comedian, the bubbly firecracker that she is…
Loves to create. Anything and everything. She is at that age where everything must be beautified (including her Barbies that recently received haircuts from La Zoe Salon.) So I knew she needed somewhere besides the side of our fridge to display her heARTwork.
While browsing around IKEA today I spotted these $2.99 curtain clips. Racking my brain, trying to remember what I had seen on Pinterest but didn’t pin, I threw them in my big yellow bag and hatched a plan.
The wire and hooks I already had on hand. I believe they came in a picture hanging kit that you could pick up anywhere. You could use string, yarn, rope etc… Take the inspiration and use what you have, because the main focus is on your child’s work, not how it’s hung.
This project is so easy and fast, so don’t blink! You might miss something! Ready?
1. Screw the eye hooks into the wall, and tie the wire securely around and around until it’s good and secure.
2. Now pull the wire across the wall to where you want your line to end, screw your other eye hook into the wall, and tie the wire to it just like before.
3. Hang your clips on the wire.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 if you want additional rows.
That’s it!
My Little Home and Garden says
No kiddies here, but that’s a very cute idea!
It's All Connected says
That would work really well for photos, too. With seven grankids I get a lot of school photos and can’t really frame them all! ~ Maureen
Christine @ First Home...Love Life says
Absolutely! I was even thinking I’ll do this around the holidays to display cards!
Sharlotte says
This is so cute! What a great way to showcase her talents!
Christine @ First Home...Love Life says
Thanks Sharlotte! She loves walking into her room and being able to see her masterpieces hanging! 🙂
Aimee - ItsOverflowing.com says
Christine, we had this at my old house and loved it…so fun!!! Featuring you on Saturday! XO, Aimee
Allyson Butler says
Visiting from It’s Overflowing – I love this idea! I’m definitely wanting to use a hanging display in my future classroom!
Bunny Jean says
Hi Christine!
This is another wonderful idea (thanks for sharing this also at my party) and it can accommodate all sorts of artwork. Oh, and I love those big dandelions painted on the wall!
xoxo Bunny Jean
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