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Instead I thought of a DIY solution and bought some pushpins and paper clips from Target. What is this? I slid the paper clip through the pin and then slid the photo into the paper clip. That's it!

Tip. The craft store usually carries decorative binder clips in the scrapbooking section if you want a more decorative way to attach the photos. You also can attach the binder clips to the cork board by hanging them from tacks if you are only concerned about holes through the photo and not tacks in general.

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Roll small balls of poster putty, also referred to as poster tack, and place it over the adhered strips on the back of the photo. Press the photo onto the area of the bulletin board where you'd like to display the photo.

Bulletin Board Hack #5: Tack It in Place Use tacks! Tack all your letters and pieces and step back to take a look. This is perfect for large boards, or boards that need to be straight and stuff, like a word wall. If you tack up your pieces, you can easily move them if they're not quite right.

Most glues, adhesives, and stickers will stick to a corkboard. You can use two-way tape on the cork to stick it directly to a wall or to add features to the front of your board. Craft or wood glue will work to stick things directly to the board if you want something to stay there permanently.

Or peel the backing from each half of self-adhesive fastener tape circles. Adhere one half of the pair onto the binder clip and the other half onto the cork board or its frame. Open the binder clip. Slide a picture in.