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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.

How to DIY a HUGE Upholstered Bulletin Board Step one: Hang particle board. I had to give my bulletin board a base on the wall -- otherwise I would be gluing the foam directly to the wall. ... Step two: foam boards over the particle board. ... Step three: Attach the fabric.

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Cut, starting just above one corner of the paper, into the long side of the paper in narrow zig-zag patterns from one side to the other. This essentially cuts the folded paper strip in half and gives it long, thin pyramid-shaped strips, which will form the grass.