What a brilliant idea. I have become quite callous over time and can have some very brutal moments when it comes to discarding works of art. It is either that or the art needs a room of its own.
Anonymous said…
Very clever! I agree, the art takes over if you let it! I used some slices of one of my daughter's paintings the other day to make some long-overdue thank you cards...
Anonymous said…
oh, yeah, that is such a great idea!
Anonymous said…
That is a great idea! But what do you do with the dry pasta and lentil pictures?! Cook them???
What a brilliant idea - think I may be using your idea too - I know what you mean about not throwing out the boys' art - Richie is worried that we won't be able to get into the house soon!
Anonymous said…
they look fab! - I'm just lacking a small child to create the art!
I finally got to see the drawers today! MY puter wasn't showing them before... they are dinky! I love them! (and, with apologies, I know a little girl who produces enough artwork to cover all her bedroom drawers... now where did I put that glue?)
Anonymous said…
Oh good - I can see the picture now finally. I love it -- it's a wonderful effect. I can see why you can't throw the stuff away -- its very charming!
Anonymous said…
i came to have a look last week and couldn't see any photos. They look so good.
I have a hard time throwing away my kids' art.
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that's why it is shoved under my bed.