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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.

Glue the pictures down hard to make sure they stays, and remember to tape down the corners with double sided tape. Decorate the board. Think of the things you like and then cut them out from old magazines. Glue them down to the board and if you are having problems with the corners, use double tape.

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DOUBLE SIDED TAPE Apply a length of double-sided tape to the back of the photo, peel off the backing paper if necessary, turn the photo over and stick it into the album. It is very difficult to remove items mounted with double-sided tape, so take great care to mount the photos correctly the first time.

I'd go with a ribbon board or clips. Or even blu-tack - that won't damage the photos in just a few hours. Well guess who is now putting the board together?

While it's generally considered ok to use non-archival quality mount boards for temporary use, it's important to remember that exposure to the naturally occurring acid in paper-based products can damage your photo, art, or print. To truly protect your photo, choose an acid-free or ?rag? mounting board.

Preparing the boards for photos If you are making your own boards, cover foam core with fabric. Select a plain fabric or one with a small pattern, so that the fabric will enhance the photos and not detract from them. The fabric will hold easily with clear packing tape. The photos can then be attached with thumb tacks.

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!