large the posters are in each package.

Now, buy these for your kids in whatever style pleases you and them. Then let them color the pictures to their hearts content. Once they're done, you can again post these up on your living room or bedroom walls using simple tape or stables. In fact, this is how I personally decorated my kid'

When your decorating ideas and dreams are on hold because you don't have enough money to do what you'd like, there are still many ways to be creative and have beautiful walls too. In fact, there are several super cheap - and sometimes completely free ways to make your walls into interesting, artistic, and decorative show pieces.

1. If you have kids, get them to color, paint or draw for you. Most mom's have plenty of the kid's artwork displayed on the front of the fridge, but you can actually do even more with it than that. Try making it into a collage for instance, to hang on the living room or bedroom wall. A super cheap way to do this is to buy a large piece of white poster board. This runs maybe $2-$3 at any discount store. Then arrange the kid's artwork on the board in a pleasing manner, and tape or glue each piece in place. Once it's dried completely, hang it up using some stables or tape.

2. More kid's artwork. If you have a little more money, you can buy the kids a treat while getting new decor for your walls too. Many discount and dollar stores have poster coloring packages for kids. These come in plain paper style as well as a thicker, cardboard style with black velvet. The packages include markers too, and usually have 2-4 different pictures in each pack. These usually cost less than $3-$5 each, depending on how large the posters are in each package.

Now, buy these for your kids in whatever style pleases you and them. Then let them color the pictures to their hearts content. Once they're done, you can again post these up on your living room or bedroom walls using simple tape or stables. In fact, this is how I personally decorated my kid's

. If you have kids, get them to color, paint or draw for you. Most mom's have plenty of the kid's artwork displayed on the front of the fridge, but you can actually do even more with it than that. Try making it into a collage for instance, to hang on the living room or bedroom wall. A super cheap way to do this is to buy a large piece of white poster board. This runs maybe $2-$3 at any discount store. Then arrange the kid's artwork on the board in a pleasing manner, and tape or glue each piece in place. Once it's dried completely, hang it up using some stables or tape.

2. More kid's artwork. If you have a little more money, you can buy the kids a treat while getting new decor for your walls too. Many discount and dollar stores have poster coloring packages for kids. These come in plain paper style as well as a thicker, cardboard style with black velvet. The packages include markers too, and usually have 2-4 different pictures in each pack. These usually cost less than $3-$5 each, depending on how large the posters are in each package.

Now, buy these for your kids in whatever style pleases you and them. Then let them color the pictures to their hearts content. Once they're done, you can again post these up on your living room or bedroom walls using simple tape or stables. In fact, this is how I personally decorated my kid'

white poster board. This runs maybe $2-$3 at any discount store. Then arrange the kid's artwork on the board in a pleasing manner, and tape or glue each piece in place. Once it's dried completely, hang it up using some stables or tape.

2. More kid's artwork. If you have a little more money, you can buy the kids a treat while getting new decor for your walls too. Many discount and dollar stores have poster coloring packages for kids. These come in plain paper style as well as a thicker, cardboard style with black velvet. The packages include markers too, and usually have 2-4 different pictures in each pack. These usually cost less than $3-$5 each, depending on how large the posters are in each package.

Now, buy these for your kids in whatever style pleases you and them. Then let them color the pictures to their hearts content. Once they're done, you can again post these up on your living room or bedroom walls using simple tape or stables. In fact, this is how I personally decorated my kid'

ng new decor for your walls too. Many discount and dollar stores have poster coloring packages for kids. These come in plain paper style as well as a thicker, cardboard style with black velvet. The packages include markers too, and usually have 2-4 different pictures in each pack. These usually cost less than $3-$5 each, depending on how large the posters are in each package.

Now, buy these for your kids in whatever style pleases you and them. Then let them color the pictures to their hearts content. Once they're done, you can again post these up on your living room or bedroom walls using simple tape or stables. In fact, this is how I personally decorated my kid'

large the posters are in each package.

Now, buy these for your kids in whatever style pleases you and them. Then let them color the pictures to their hearts content. Once they're done, you can again post these up on your living room or bedroom walls using simple tape or stables. In fact, this is how I personally decorated my kid's rooms for years.

3. Make a craft display. This one is particularly useful for anyone who either loves doing crafts such as quilting, sewing, knitting or crochet - or someone who has inherited many of these types of items over the years. Use your quilts, afghans, quilt blocks and so on as wall displays!

Now there are a few ways to go about doing this. I display my mother's quilts for instance, using old bunk bed ladders. I have the ladders leaned against the wall in my living room, and the crocheted afghans that my mom made over the years are folded neatly and draped over the ladder rungs. The same can be done with quilted bedspreads.

These items can also be hung on the wall, but I prefer not to do this because I'm afraid of causing damage. One way to do it without damage though, is to simply mount a nice looking, long towel rack on the wall where you plan to display the quilt or afghan. Then just drape it over the towel bar and viola! Instant wall decor.

Last but not least, if you like to sew yourself, you can create colorful quilt blocks designed specifically to hang on your walls. Just put together fabric shapes in whatever colors and patterns you want, then tack them up on the wall. If you have a little more budget, you can actually buy a photo frame which has a mat included, and mount your colorful patter