Continue to use children's drawings
For most people who have children at home who like to draw and paint, but always fall back to small mountains of paper. Everyone picks up - for me at least - not.
In the meantime, I have the following uses for the children's art works:
I use plain brown kraft paper for gift wrapping and cut the drawings if necessary to decorate the paper. There are no limits to the ideas here; you can also supplement the drawings with text (see photo).
Depending on the size of the painted picture you can also do without the wrapping paper and use the painting entirely as a wrapping paper. Possibly. A stapler is used, as Tesafilm does not hold well on watercolors. The result is usually quite original and often more beautiful than purchased wrapping paper.
My daughter has a lot of fun using her artworks and is happy to help with wrapping.
