When kids see their work hung on the walls of their rooms, it gives them a sense of pride and ownership over the space. Here are some simply DIY Wall Art for Kids inspired by books that you can make with your family.
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DIY Wall Art for Kids to Make and Display
Here are a few ideas of kid-made art projects to hang on the wall.
MAKE: Bring the natural world indoors with this rustic kid-made wall art from PLAYtivities. This DIY wall art project for kids is simple, sweet, and 100 made by kids using objects found in nature.
READ: Pair it with a nature book such as Trees, Leaves, and Bark or Leaf Man for an outdoor themed room for babies and toddlers. With a little paint and cardboard, what will your child create?
MAKE: Send your kids to the backyard to search for sticks and twigs to make this spring wall art. Add in a little science lesson by having them create a felt bird modeled after their favorite species of backyard birds.
READ: Flip, Flap, Fly!: A Book for Babies Everywhere or Birds, Nests, and Eggs.
MAKE: If you haven’t tried spin art yet – it’s sooo much fun to do with kids. The end result is a TON of paint spins. Combine them together to create a GROOVY masterpiece to hang on the wall.
READ: Combine this DIY wall art for kids with the board book Pantone: Colors for a full color inspiration. Maybe you will choose a monochromatic theme for your wall art?
MAKE: Using 2 Canvas, acrylic paint, and a few sheets of tagboard, this wall hanging was perfect for babies room. The whole family helped paint, cut and glue this project.
READ: The book, “It’s Not My Truck,” is one of my son’s favorite books. It has pages full of great textures and bright colors. Not a truck fan? Choose any of the books in the series for room inspiration!
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Very cute! My son loves trucks too- doesn't every little boy?! He would love some of those on his wall đ
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The art looks great on your wall – and I love this series of books. Our favorite is That's Not My Puppy – my son is a dog lover! Thanks for linking up at Feed Me Books Friday!