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Use fabric instead of paper to cover your bulletin board. Fabric will not fad as quickly as paper and it also does not tear. With fabric, staple holes are not as visible when you change out your designs. Ribbon is also a great substitute for traditional paper borders.

Use pins to hang up bulletin board paper before stapling it down. I learned this one from a veteran teacher when I was brand new.

You can be more creative and use wrapping paper or colorful fabric instead. Wrapping paper is great because it adds a lot of texture and pattern. You might want to use a solid-colored background and letters, as well as large, simple shapes, when decorating it. This will keep the designs from clashing.

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I have seen a neat trick with tape whereby you lay your letters along a yardstick and then gently put tape over them and move them carefully to a board or wall and then staple them in place.

Bulletin Board Letters Letters and other items that will be used over and over again on bulletin board displays should definitely be laminated. Having a collection of laminated bulletin board letters and cutouts and accents in different colors and sizes will save time and money for years to come.