One of the best things about watching kids learn to write is seeing their handwriting develop over time. From backwards letters to the shaky, squiggly lines to the ridiculously large letters, it's pretty much all cute to a parent. It would be nice to save a memento of that time in your child's development, and even better if you can turn it into DIY art.

Becky Higgins of Project Life did just that. Around age 5, she has her kids write out the entire alphabet as a record of that stage in their development.

For her eldest, she then framed and displayed his piece in the playroom.

We think it's a great way to preserve what might be a fleeting memory and create some personal decor at the same time.

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(Images: Becky Higgins)

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