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Turn Your Child’s Art Into a One-of-a-Kind Canvas
A simple step-by-step video tutorial for creating a meaningful canvas using your kid's art.
You know that pile of kid art you can’t bring yourself to throw away? This tutorial shows you how to turn your child’s artwork into a beautiful canvas piece you can display in your home — without having to figure it all out from scratch. 

For $9.99, you’ll get instant access to a guided video walkthrough showing you the process, materials, tips, and simple steps to create your own kids art canvas at home.
What You'll Learn

What materials you need before you start

How to choose which artwork to use

How to plan your canvas before committing

How to layer and arrange the pieces

How to finish it so it feels intentional, personal, and wall-worthy

You don’t need to be an artist. You don’t need fancy tools. And you definitely don’t need to spend hours falling into a craft-supply rabbit hole wondering if you bought the wrong glue. This is meant to be simple, approachable, and actually doable.
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    Why I Created This Tutorial

    Meet the Creative Family Behind the Canvas

    Hi! I’m Becca Levian, and after running a creative agency for 9 years while raising 3 kids, I know a thing or two about being creative and resourceful. 

    My husband, Yoni, and I run a digital agency together, where we help brands bring their ideas to life. But at home, our favorite creative projects are usually a lot less polished — covered in marker, glue, paint, and whatever our kids decided was absolutely necessary in the moment. 

    With three kids, we’ve collected a lot of artwork over the years — the kind you can’t quite throw away, but also can’t keep stacking in bins forever. This canvas project became our way of preserving those little pieces of childhood in a way that felt beautiful, personal, and actually display-worthy. I created this tutorial to help other parents do the same — without overthinking it, overbuying supplies, or needing to be “artsy” to make something special.

    Ready to turn the art pile into
    something worth framing?
    Your Child’s Art, Finally Off the Fridge and Onto the Wall

    Step 1: Choosing the Artwork

    We’ll start by sorting through your child’s art and deciding what to use, what to save for later, and what pieces will work best together on one canvas.

    Step 2: Planning the Layout

    I’ll show you how to arrange the artwork before anything gets glued down, so the final piece feels balanced, intentional, and still full of your child’s personality.

    Step 3: Building the Canvas

    You’ll learn how to layer the pieces, attach everything securely, and work through the process without making it feel overly complicated or precious.

    Step 4: Finish + Preserve

    I’ll walk you through the final steps to seal and protect your canvas, so it feels complete, polished, and ready to hang in your home.

    You have questions? I got answers

    • Do I need to be creative to do this?
      Nope. You just need the artwork, a canvas, a few materials, and the video to guide you through the process. I’ll show you what to do step by step.
    • Will this work with any kind of kids’ art?
      Most paper-based artwork will work well. In the video, I’ll talk through what kinds of pieces are easiest to use and how to think about choosing the right ones.
    • How long does it take?
      It depends how much artwork you’re using and how detailed you want to get, but this is designed to be a project you can complete without turning your entire house into a permanent craft zone. Famous last words, but still.
    • Is this a physical product?
      No. This is a digital video tutorial. You’ll get access to the video and materials guidance so you can create the canvas yourself at home.
    • Can I buy this as a gift?
      Yes — this would be such a thoughtful gift for a parent, grandparent, teacher, or anyone who has been saving a small mountain of kid art and quietly wondering what to do with it.