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Mother’s day is an important day to let mums know how much we appreciate and love them. I’m sure some children would be giving their mothers something they’ve drawn. Children’s simple drawings might actually become a wonderfully personal artwork for you.
Children’s Mother’s-Day Drawings
We found some adorable drawings of children on Twitter.
My 5-year-old child drew me on mother’s day. I think it looks just like me! I’ll cherish this!
You could almost smell the crayons from the photo. The gentle smile of the drawing suggests how the child sees the mother.
My son drew a drawing of his mother-in-law. There is something nice about children’s drawing...
This is a simple crayon drawing, but the way mother’s face takes up the most of the canvas is somehow really appealing.
Framing Your Children’s Drawing
Framing drawings and photos not only protects the work from dust and stain, but frames also make the things inside even more respectable.
A beautiful drawing with vivid turquoise blue colors.
My 14-year-old child in Cambodia drew this, so I framed it and placed it in my room.
We think framing your children’s artwork would make it suitable for your workplace as well. You could also customize how the drawing fits in the frame if you go to a specialist store.