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.

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 … ...

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 ...

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

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 when ...

Redditor SlyBox suggests a little velcro: Buy a roll of adhesive velcro and put a strip on each side of the inside edge of your pocket so your phone or wallet won't fall out while you're jumping ...

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 ...