BEFORE YOU BEGIN: Test to make sure your painters tape will not tear your bulletin board paper when peeled off of it! Some of the thinner (read: cheaper) bulletin board paper won't stand up against painters tape/masking tape.
1. Measure out a piece of tape the length of your bulletin board.
2. Remove the tape after finding the appropriate length, and then place it down on a table where you have room to lay out your letters. (Here I've bypassed the use of my Cricut to use the pre-cut letters from Lakeshore.)
3. Arrange your letters across the tape, spacing them however you'd like them to be on your bulletin board. Once you've found the correct spacing and positioning of letters, slide them under your tape (as shown below).
4. Gently peel the strip of tape off the table, taking your letters along with it, and carefully take it across the room to the bulletin board you're working on.
5. Position the painters tape on your bulletin board, to where where you'd like your letters to ultimately be affixed. Staple the letters to the bulletin board while everything is still taped to the wall.
6. After stapling your letters to the wall, carefully remove the painters tape, leaving the letters behind in exactly the right place!
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