Canvas prints of kids

[nicolewi]

We have some old JCP canvas prints of my kids in the hallway that I want to take down. They are cute but i don't need huge pics from 6-10 years ago in the hallway anymore. What do you do with these things?? Do you literally just toss them out when done displaying them? Or do you store them?

[Susie]

This is exactly why I don't do canvas prints of family.  I don't hang a lot of family photos, and when I do it's in a photo frame so I can easily swap it later.

I have done canvas prints of landscapes (e.g. from trips) and have given them away on Buy Nothing when they no longer fit my decor.  

[frlcb]

Feb 5, 2024 14:46:02 GMT -5 nicolewi said:

We have some old JCP canvas prints of my kids in the hallway that I want to take down. They are cute but i don't need huge pics from 6-10 years ago in the hallway anymore. What do you do with these things?? Do you literally just toss them out when done displaying them? Or do you store them?

We moved them into our laundry room and hung them in there. That way they are still up but I am really the only one who sees them. I would feel weird throwing them away.

[quesyrah]

I would just leave them up unless you need that wall space. I have framed photos of my
kids at all ages.

We only have one canvas print and it’s from our photo shoot in Hawaii last February. It was an absolute dream come true trip for us and our first professional family photos. I don’t think I’ll ever take it down because it means so much to me.

[lessel]

I've thrown a couple of them away. We moved and downsized a bit and I don't have space to keep stuff forever. (I also haven't continued to buy canvas prints either.)