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If you want to make a very large scale bulletin board for not a lot of money, consider using foam board instead of cork board. The foam is cheap and pins stick in the material perfectly. Another nice thing about the project is that the finished product is lightweight, so it's easy to hang.

Better Than Paper® is a fantastic alternative to regular bulletin board paper. Its write-on/wipe-off surface can be used to write on again and again. Staples won't leave conspicuous holes, and tape peels off easily with no ripping or tearing. It's lightweight, simple to hang, and won't wrinkle.

After measuring the height of your board to find the width you need, measure the length of your board to determine how many yards you will need to purchase. Here is what I used in the 56? width jersey fabric: My Small Bulletin Board (about 30? long): 1 yard. My Large Bulletin Board: 3 yards.

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Bulletin boards are typically used in four different ways - decorative, display, informative, and interactive. They each have distinct functions and require different levels of planning and effort to set up.

Use foam core board to make a bulletin board. Create a small board using just one foam core board, or arrange as many as you want to make a larger size. You can find affordable foam core board at the Dollar Store! Attach your boards to the wall using command strips.

Fabric of choice. I'd definitely recommend something soft and easy to work with. After speaking to Maxine Makes about how she made her pinboard, she told me she used a drop cloth ($20) so I decided to use that too! I wanted beige/ivory fabric but didn't want to spend $ on a few yards at JoAnn.

To make a bulletin board, start by getting some cork or cardboard. Then, cut a piece of fabric that's 4-6 inches longer than the board on each side. After you've cut the fabric, lay the board face down on the back of the fabric and attach the edges of the fabric to the back of the board with tape or glue.