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Re: Making a Felt Board
Len Christiansen (lrchristiansen@WORLDNET.ATT.NET)
Thu, 29 Apr 1999 13:33:49 +0000
Barb Stephens wrote:
>
> I'm planning to make a large felt board (about 4'x5')- for training
> purposes. I want to know what works best to adhere the felt to the large
> cardboard backing to keep the felt from pulling away from the board when
> removing the velcro-backed display pieces.
>
> I have tried applying a spray type adhesive, but this didn't work well.
> Do I have to resort to using scotch tape instead of velcro on my display
> items?
I know my age will be showing here, but back when I was an elementary
Sunday School student, w-a-a-a-y before velcro, my teachers used flannel
boards for illustrating Bible stories to us. The board was covered with
flannel and a couple of strips of flannel were glued to the backs of the
pictures. The pictures adhered to the boards very well and were easily
removed.
HTH. YIS,
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Len Christiansen lrchristiansen@worldnet.att.net
SA Troop 292, Mobile, AL ...I used to be an eagle (SR-101)!
Gihim - One Who Encourages
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