14 Truly Unique Gifts You Can Create From Your Kids' Artwork

Graphic Image's leather Refillable Notebooks ($139 and up) are beautiful pieces unto themselves. But add your child's drawings to them as Martha Stewart Weddings Editorial Director Darcy Miller did, and they're simply breathtaking.

Kids will be happy to sit for a meal at grandma's house with their own personalized placemats. Make these at home with contact paper, or take them to your local office store for laminating.

Thanks to Budsies, your child can cuddle with their masterpiece! The company turns tots' illustrations into soft plush toys.

Child's Own Studio turns little ones' artwork into lovable, cuddly stuffed creatures.

In keeping with your child's original work of art, NowThatsPersonal's Pendants ($23 and up) can be used as key rings, necklaces, and more.

Retailers like Costco and CVS will transfer your child's creation to a more permanent material, like canvas, a blanket, or a poster.

We adore these customized pieces from Simply Create Kids ($70). Created in the style of museum or exhibition posters, you simply send in pics of your kids' art and Simply Create Kids handles the rest!

Unlike other books of kids' artwork, Plum Print does the hard work for you, meaning they take the photos of your kids' artwork (high-quality photos) and print it in a book. Just sign up on the site with a $40 deposit and the company sends you a large box with instructions for sending in the work. Fill the box with art, 3D clay projects, or pretty much anything your kids make and the company can photograph it. You can even number the items so they are placed in order. Then, check off if you want the artwork returned to you or not, and send in your box. In a few weeks, your gorgeous book (and the artwork if you request it) arrives at your doorstep and you (or the grandparents) are ready to enjoy it!

Want to show your child how much you love their artwork? Then share it with the world! Minted's new Completely Custom Cards ($2 and up per card for foil-pressed) takes your child's artwork and turns it into your holiday cards. The added shimmer of foil-pressing gives the artwork a gild that your child probably only imagined before! We think the cards are perfectly frame-worthy!

Crayon Creatures ($130) brings life to children's artwork using a 3D printer to make a vibrant sandstone sculpture that can be displayed anywhere.

The geniuses at Brevity Jewelry will turn your child's sketch into a wearable charm. Starting at $195 for stainless steel and working their way up to $2,000 for 14K gold, the charms are truly the one-of-a-kind pieces grandparents love to brag about!

A nice coffee table book is a sweet and fun way to share your children's artwork with grandparents. Photo and digital scrapbooking websites like Blurb, Snapfish, and Shutterfly have templates to help you make photo books of your child's art and schoolwork. Can't decide what to put in the book? Apps like Artkive make taking pictures, cataloging, and archiving the work before printing easy.

Loved ones will cherish a key ring that's made from kids' original designs. Formia Design custom-made keychains ($89-$139) are both fun and functional.

Follow Tonya Staab's DIY instructions to turn your child's art into a wearable masterpiece of any size!