What is the best way to attach these pennants to the wall?
595517
I like using sewing pins. You can't really see them, they don't leave large holes like nails or tacks and they are very secure.
595518
I bought a clear plastic poster frame and put 2 sided tape on them to hold them in place
1782477
Depending on what your items are, you could reposition the light as C. Kotz has suggested, or use one of the clear or white angled display boards to hold your piece. If your item is light weight you could use a rig with clear fishing line to hold you work up. This could then be edited out using a graphics program. I have some ornaments I took photos of and use an ornament hanger and then edited out the cord used to hang them.
2276803
I use 3M command strips. The best option for you may be the velcro type for hanging pictures on walls. This way you can just use the included mount... I picture everyone else now going "ahhhh good idea" :-) smiles
415757
I just peeled it off the attached paper and stuck it to the wall. I didn't separate it. It would be too much work and I wasn't sure I would get it straight.
135236
use 3m command products instead. that way no holes in your wall. they are amazing! i even hang pictures with them!
1336701
I used thin black sewing thread, after I'd finished painting everything on the deck and before gluing the deck to the hull. I'd tie the thread around a piece of a toothpick then feed the thread up through the deck, then wrap it around its destination, like a cross tree or antenna, then secure it with a drop of glue. On the tower in front of the first smokestake there's a loop where 6 wires come up from the deck and meet, so for that I used a single thread that would go up from the deck, through the loop, over to the other side, down through the deck, over to the next hole and up through the loop. For the pennants I Googled "maritime pennants" and printed a bunch of tiny ones and spelled my grandson's name with them.
1296097
You can hang them from the top using a thin wire or string. I hang mine from the top of a chain link fence. Hang them down-wind, if possible.
472505
Use concrete wall anchors. You'll have to get a concrete drill bit, drill holes in the wall then insert the anchors and tighten down with a socket wrench. They sell them at all home centers.
2064914
if you really truly trust command strips with whatever you plan to hang on these...there are two screws in each end to secure to the wall... i rather think the screws would do less damage to your wall should you want to take it down and move it for any reason... my ONLY experience with command strips was disastrous to the wall (and i can't imagine it looking good to have that under the base pieces?)... and since only the rim would be afixed to the command strips... i recommend the screws... but you could always try it ... and after the disaster THEN you could use the screws :o) good luck!!!
783339
I used Command™ Picture Hanging Strips. In fact I use those Command™ strips for practically all of my wall decor now. I love them.
1774581
I wouldn't recommend that. A picture stays in place without much resistance. You'll be bumping and pulling on this. Pick up a small set of tile drill bits and screw it into the wall with plastic anchors.
99108
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!
372006
You would attach paper or muslin with monster clips. You can find these online or at your local Home Depot/Menards store.
1781753
Well you just look at how the branches are on the wall and lay them flat on the ground first. Then start applying them on the wall to stick... it's really easy but just try to mimic what's on the box. Don't stick it on the wall until you've mimicked the whole tree on your floor..kinda like a rough draft. You work get it exactly right but hey be creative!
573083
If you're using them longterm or you don't mind making holes in your wall, I would recommend using nails or pins. Double-sided tape or that sticky tack stuff will work but you'll probably have to attach something more substantial to the foam, since the foam surface isn't ideal for sticking to things.
2185543
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.
1036802
No way to attach to the wall without doing some modifications. Might be someway to use Velcro to do it. If you wanted it on the wall, I would look for a shelve to put them on. So far, this is the best ribbon storage solution I have found.