[2-Pack] Kids Art Frames, 8.5x11 Front Opening Kids Artwork Frames Changeable, White Artwork Display Storage Frame for Wall, Holds 50 Pcs, for 3D Picture, Crafts, Hanging Art, Portfolio

Good price, 2 for 1. Great for holding and displaying kiddos art work. Easy to swap out pictures. Good quality.

So cute! Good quality, easy to install

I bought these art frames to display my son’s artwork and school work, and they’ve been a game-changer! I love that the front opens, so I can easily swap out new drawings and crafts without taking the frame off the wall. It holds a lot of pieces—up to 50—and even some of her 3D projects fit nicely. The white frame looks clean and modern on our wall, and my son gets so excited seeing his art displayed. It’s a great way to keep her creativity organized and celebrated

Great small gift for my daughter's to display my grandchildren's papers quickly, till the next paper comes from school. Lol Keeps their art contained, let's children feel proud that its special to parents to show. While house stays organized.

Love these. Perfect for displaying my grandkids art work. Easy to hang. Easy to add more pictures. Good quality.

Very sturdy. Kids art work looks great in them.

I have now purchased these 3 times. Great quality and live up to the expectations.

Purchased this frame to store kids Taekwondo certificates for everytime they get a new belt level. The idea of this frame is great but its clear that the designers did not do much testing of it prior to selling it. They used the standard metal tabs to hold the front glass piece in, which means you have to use it to hold in your displayed paper. Its very difficult to get the paper into the space and get the tabs bent back down without damaging edge of paper. The next issue is with the storage area. They made the frame fit the standard paper size exactly and mounted the stretch bands as close to the back of the frame as possible. This means once something is in there...good luck getting it out. A simple finger hole from the back side would be a good idea on future designs. As well as moving the stretch bands a little further away from the back of the frame. The bands are just meant to keep the images from falling forward so they don't need to keep them banjo tight against the back wall. I guess I could see it may be easier to get a thing sheet of paper out but a card stock type paper is near impossible. So to recap what needs fixed...move the metal tabs to the outside of the frame instead of the inside close to the glass. Then add a piece of cardboard if you still plan on leaving the tabs. Then make a finger hole on back side of frame to allow you to push the papers away from the storage area for removal. Then move the stretch bands further way from back of frame to allow more space for removal.

It is slightly too small for an A4 size. But otherwise okay