Velcro was invented in the early 1940s after a clever Swiss scientist returned from a walk with his dog. George de Mestral was busily removing cockleburs from his own pants and his dog’s fur … ...

Here’s what you’ll need to create a DIY velcro board of your own: adhesive velcro dots and strips; scissors; a tray, pan, cutting board, or other base; small objects and toys from around the house ...

Velcro was invented in the early 1940s after a clever Swiss scientist returned from a walk with his dog. George de Mestral was busily removing cockleburs from his own pants and his dog’s fur ...

Stick a set of Velcro dots under the front flap as a closure. If you like, glue a decorative button to the flap. Note: All measurements given here are for the pink-striped accordion file in the photo.

Scientists have developed an adhesive that is both sticky and reusable thanks to inspiration from snail mucus, according to a new study. Things stick ...

Lorna Aragon, home editor at Martha Stewart Living, has some suggestions: “To serve dips in a stylish and secure way, use removable self-adhesive Velcro dots to attach a bowl to the middle of ...