What is the best way to attach these pennants to the wall?
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I used something like ticky tackey It looks like gum. Teachers use it for posters.
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They are made from a very light felt. You could attach them easily with tacks, staples or even blue tape. I used them for a "sports theme" in our Sunday School program. I attached them to our set boards with blue tape and they stayed up for the month that I needed them. They are @ 4" by 9" and the colors are vivid and true. They were a fabulous purchase for our need.
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Currently, my kids play with them on the floor. But, they would like to do "brackets" with them. So, we are going to paint the wall with chalkboard paint and put magnets on the back of the pennants so they can move them around easily. You could also use wipe-erase boards and magnets. Or, you could use thumb tacks and bulletin boards.
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Put the anchor in the wall. Remove the white plastic plate from the black plastic unit. Screw the black plastic plate into the anchor. Snap white plastic into black plastic plate
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I used tape to hang so not to damage the image and it's now decoration in the child's room. But I guess push pins would be the easiest.
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I would purchase different wall anchors if you need to anchor to driwall. I believe I was able to place at least a pair of the screws that came with these in a wall stud and I used much heavier duty anchors, purchased separately, for the others.
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They're very easy- I used some twist ties and then ribbon to hang them. The time-consuming portion is the actual fluffing of the Pom Poms. Don't do it at home- then you have transportation to worry about (unless you have an SUV!)... but give yourself an hour at least if you're picky about things. More if you have more than one set. They're worth ever penny, though- simply magical!
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I used Command™ Picture Hanging Strips. In fact I use those Command™ strips for practically all of my wall decor now. I love them.
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Just put a tack or nail on the wall. Or use double sided tape. Very easy to hang.
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I haven't done that yet... I was going to use this in a room where I record a weekly radio program, but just learned that the building where our offices are is being sold, so I didn't want to attach them to the wall in any permanent fashion until I know for sure what's happening. I am not sure how I would do it either... I considered staples, but that wouldn't be good long term... maybe some type of spray glue? If you come up with a good solution, please let me know! Thanks.
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Hi Theresa you should email the seller. let me warn you the instructions wont help you much. i live where we use concrete walls and my contractor just cemented it in the wall. i would attach the pdf he sen to me but there is no way to do this on amazon. i will try to add the picture in the comments section maybe this would help you
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Well, i built a simple wood frame, but you could just as easily screw the material into the wall at the studs, and you can always patch the holes up with spackling when you move. Then use that 4 inch 1mm black felt tape around the borders. I like the tape. It finishes it ff nice and helps square up the picture. JVCC-felt06 is what I used.
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Omg girl! It took forever and I had a cramped hand when I was done. But in the end it was totally worth it. I cut up the decor to place it how & where I wanted it. I took a plastic spatula and started rubbing the decor on the wall slowly lifting the paper up to make sure it was stuck on properly. If it wasn't I'd put the paper back on the wall and kept rubbing it until it was. Hope it helped & good luck!
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I concur with answer 1. I managed to mount one side of the plate to a stud and used drywall anchors at the other side. Also the bubble was way off so don't trust it.
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Tack it to the wall. If you go to Carl's website there's a great diagram that explains it. Very easy and looks great, no wrinkles.
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Slide them under the siding, try to find a place on the siding that has a slot. It isnt perfect, sticks out a little. But I was able to hang a wreath, and a snowflake outside for Christmas. No directions really.
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I used the Velcro command strips. I have it hanging in my sons room and he is rough with it and it's never fallen!
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Yes, I believe so. While ours are hung on the wall with stick tack, you COULD string them because I see that each pennant has two small, v-shaped perforations on the wide end.
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you bet, just a suggestion...when I put mine up, I traced the wave with a pencil on the foam sheet that it was packed with and cut that out, then I could tape that up on the wall and move it around easily to see were I wanted it, this was a big help cuz I was putting them up by myself. Hope you have help. Good luck and enjoy!