Do you have a lot of leftover kid’s art hanging around the house?
Because I sure do.
I don’t even have any kids and my place is littered with gobs of their paintings, drawings and doodles.
People just give it to me. Everywhere. They know I love it, and more importantly, they don’t have the heart to throw out their children’s art work. They would rather give it to me, their token hoarding friend.
Nice.
Best part? Total cost on this: Zero Dollars. That’s right folks, you own all this stuff already. No kid’s art laying around, use scraps from some other project. Or food wrappers. Or cereal boxes. Or make some….
That got me grinning from ear-to-ear – especially the waddle. 😀
this is so OTT (over-the-top, and also my maiden name). i love it.
hands down the best thanksgiving centerpiece i’ve ever seen.
You are in the wrong business! You should be writing for Babble or something like that! You should also be giving kids’ birthday parties. Ann
I’m sure any kid would be so proud to see their art work made into the centerpiece for thanksgiving dinner! Haha just love that idea! Super cute!!!
Whee! I particularly love that there is a cow face on the turkey butt. Of course there is! No, you must not give this away. Cuter than cute! And hey, so practical.
This is so cool!!!! I love it. Definite project this weekend for me and my little girl. 😀 **Helena
such a great idea. i LOOOVE it! i’ll be linking from my blog 🙂
Let’s see…we have drawers stuffed full of kid art, and the little one is obsessed with having her hand traced these days. This project’s a total winner!
What a cute idea. Definitely a good way to keep little ones busy on Thanksgiving day.
This is fantastic! I submitted it to the Make and Takes spotlight page. (www.makeandtakes.com/spotlight) (I hope you don’t mind!)
Yay, I’m going to feature!! The balloon gobbler made my day.
I totally love this…..I shall have to get the Girls churning out art in a sweatshop style later 😀