DrawKeep™

Children draw constantly. Some pictures are funny, some are messy, and some somehow become the ones you never want to throw away.

DrawKeep™ lets you choose the little part that matters most — a face, a flower, a dinosaur, a tiny house — and turn it into a keepsake magnet you can see every day.

Instead of hiding their drawings in a drawer, give the best pieces a place in your home.

A small piece of childhood, right on the fridge.

A drawing doesn’t have to stay just a drawing.

Take one bigger picture, divide it into squares and place each part inside a DrawKeep™ magnet. Mix the pieces up, move them around and let your child rebuild the picture they created themselves.

It becomes a puzzle that feels completely different from anything bought in a box — because every piece came from their own imagination.

They draw it. They build it. They play with it.

DrawKeep™ can also become part of everyday learning.

Create letters, numbers, colours, matching pairs, simple words or little story characters. Use their own drawings to make magnetic activities that feel more like play than practice.

You can change the pieces whenever you like, so the same set can grow with them — from simple matching games to spelling, counting or storytelling.

What goes inside is completely up to you.

Some gifts mean more because they were made, not bought.

This Christmas, let them draw a tiny picture for Grandma, Grandpa, a teacher or someone they love. Add a little message, their name or the year, then place it inside a DrawKeep™ magnet.

It becomes a small keepsake that can stay on the fridge long after the wrapping paper is gone.

Small gift. Very important artist.

DrawKeep™ is not a one-time craft.

Use it for drawings today, a homemade puzzle next week, family photos later, little notes, seasonal cards or new games whenever inspiration changes.

The magnets stay useful because what goes inside can keep changing.

And the making part becomes something you do together — choosing, cutting, creating and deciding what deserves a place on the fridge next.

Draw. Cut. Keep. Create again.