This is a long-running dilemma in the life of every parent. What to do with all of the art projects the kids make at school, camp, or even at home? If you save them all, you’ll have a Hoarders-esque situation in a few years, especially if you have multiple kids.
I learned about Artkive last night and I had to share. I know there are many of you in this spot, And Artkive looks like a great solution.
Preserve your kids’ artwork with Artkive. Fill the Artkive box with your kids artwork and receive high quality, hardcover, keepsake books. I think these books would make great gifts for relatives that don’t live close by.
I will be going through my literal BOXES of each kids art over the next few weeks and finding art to send to Artkive.
- Send us your Kids’ Art – Fill the box we send you with art and return it to us using the prepaid UPS label provided. A second payment will be due based on how much art you send back in your Artkive Box.
- View your Art everywhere – Artkive professionally photograph your artwork and upload it to your account. View and share your pictures on any device and edit/approve your custom proofs online.
- Receive your book – receive a high-quality, 8.5×11 inch hardcover book.
- Get your shipping kit for just $39.
Yesterday I posted about all the fun toys from Dollar Tree, today we are turning to some fun educational toys.







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