My kids love using instant film cameras. However, the film isn't cheap so I try and save it for special occasions and trips where they can take a bunch all at one place. We recently went to The Flower Fields at Carlsbad and I thought it would be the perfect time to let them get snap happy, and the results were incredible! I've always wanted to turn my kids' photos into art, so we did, and today we're showing you how you can do the same. Here are three cool ways that go beyond sticking instant film on the fridge…

1. Create a Gallery Wall —  Now that we have dozens of dreamy flower photos captured by my amazing kids, I love the idea of displaying them on a wall to remind us of our day together. We chose several complimentary photos to blow up and print out to make one beautiful gallery wall! Simply scan or take a photo on your phone of each picture (make sure to avoid any glare), then enlarge them to letter-sized paper, print out, and frame in square (as shown) or horizontal frames. It looks sophisticated and chic, and no one would guess they're photos by a 3 and 6 year old!

Sources shown: Benjamin Moore Mill Springs Blue paint, Joybird Sofa, IKEA Ribba 9×9 frame, Anthropologie Tasseled Nadia Pillow, Anthropologie Shag Puff Pillow, Target Pink Project 62 Pillow, Target Coffee Table, Camera Neck Shoulder Strap, vintage deer figurine.

2. Make an Oversized Poster —  Scan your favorite instant film piece, then send it to your local print shop to have it printed as a poster (this one is a 20"x30"). We kept the white border of the film in this time to give it a fun, vintage feel. We kept this one casual and didn't frame it, but you could also frame to make it look more fancy.

Sources shown: Blu Dot desk,, Target Console, Vanessa Bean tall vase, Vanessa Bean short vase, Kin & Kind Tassels, Target Chair, Happy Sun Hook Pillow, Vintage Rug.