Fisheries Extension Education (2+1)

Preparation of Flannel Strip

1. The materials can be drawings, photographs, printed illustrations or other instructional material. Cut these out and paste a piece of rough cloth or coarse sand paper to the back.
2. Sand paper strips 1” or so wide should be struck at intervals.
3. Instead of sand paper, spread some glue on the back of the cardboard. Before glue dries, sprinkle it with sand.
4. Slightly tilt the board before use the flannel board so that flannel strips will not fall down.
5. Keeps the board out of the windy locations to avoid the flannel strips being flown off.