Art had become such a regular part of our play by the time Ladybug Girl turned three, that I needed to find space for displaying her work.
Back then the only real estate we had left in her room were her closet doors.
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I hung up some framed book covers and clipboards for a changeable art display. |
With the
closets upgrade project last December, that no longer became option. I didn't really have a plan, but I freed up more wall space via moving the mirror on the wall to make room for a low play shelf. That would leave room above for an art gallery.
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I'm talking about the space on the right
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I repurposed these frames I used to display Ladybug Girl book prints as decor for my Ladybug Girl's birthday celebration last year.
I still loved the clipboard trick, so I just put both ideas together and used what I had on-hand:
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I used 3M picture hangers so this was pretty quick to set up |
Someday I may get two more clipboards for those empty frames, but I kind of like the clothes-line art display. Here's what it looks like with a week's worth of art:
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It's been a month, and it's working really well! |
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