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Bringing Pictures to Life with Bink

ByLouise

My Three are always drawing pictures both at home and at school. I love seeing their creations and the best ones get pride of place on in the kitchen both on the walls and kitchen cupboards. Recently I was contacted by Bink to see if I would like some of the boys pictures brought to life. I agreed as I couldn’t think of anything better than a permanent reminder of their beautiful work.

Bink offers a service that takes a child’s drawing and turns it into a permanent reminder, you can have the pictures made into keyrings, ornaments or jigsaw puzzles. I love that any drawing can be used to make one of the products and the thing that makes these products unique is that your child can paint and draw on the products once they are sent to you, making them just like the original or something completely different.  Prices start from a very reasonable £5.

A wooden bink keyring with an engraved outline of a shark, attached to a metal key ring, photographed on a white background.A wooden bink jigsaw puzzle with a simple line drawing of a shark across its pieces, all assembled on a white background.

If you’d like to make your little ones drawings come to life it couldn’t be simpler. You simply send Bink a photo of your child’s drawing and they do the rest. They scan in the picture you have sent, make a trace of it using special software, create your product and then send it to you in flat pack form. Once you product is back you can keep it plain or get your little ones to colour it in.

A young child sits on the floor, colouring a wooden fish shape with a purple felt-tip pen and clutching a dummy. Several other wooden shapes and coloured felt-tip pens are scattered nearby on the wooden floor. Two wooden cut-outs, one pink bink animal and the other green and purple resembling a flower, are displayed on a table with a floral pattern in the background.

You can see the pictures that were drawn by the boys and the products that were created below. My favourite is the one that has all 3 boys on it. This was the first ever picture James drew of himself with his brothers. I will be leaving this picture plain as I think it looks better that way.

A child's drawing of three smiling stick figures standing side by side, each with a dummy in hand and one arm raised. Lines suggest grass in the background, and each figure has a round head. A wooden cut-out featuring three stick-figure people with smiling faces, simple lines for arms and legs, round heads, all standing side by side and holding hands—each sharing a joyful beam that brightens any space.
A child’s drawing of a smiling face with pink felt-tip, featuring large round eyes, a pink triangle nose, long hair, and a simple body on white paper. A wooden sculpture features a childlike drawing of a smiling face with long hair, two eyes, and a triangle-shaped nose, etched onto the front—capturing the playful spirit of bink. The sculpture stands upright on a small wooden plinth.
A child’s painting of a yellow and orange flower with a green stem and two leaves, cut out and ready to brighten any bin, rests on a speckled worktop. A wooden cut-out sculpture depicting the outline of a ballerina whose upper body transitions into the pink petals of a rose, mounted on an oval base.

I really love that these products are so personal and unique. I think they’d make great gift ideas and decorations.

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