How do you store award ribbons?
If you have multiple boxes, they store very easily under most anything or can be stacked. Award ribbons of all sizes can be stored in these boxes from regular place ribbons (shown in the picture) to longer champion rosettes that can be placed flat. The boxes are long enough that the streamers will not become wrinkled.
How to store horse show ribbons?
Cover the layer of horse show ribbons with tissue paper, add another layer of horse show ribbons, staggering the rosettes. After two layers, add a piece of cardboard that is cut to the shape of your storage container. Then add a layer a tissue paper, more ribbons, more tissue, and another layer of cardboard.
How do you store award certificates?
- Use a file folder or storage container for each grade throughout high school and store all certificates in the selected file folder.
- If you don’t want to display your trophies, ribbons and/or medals, add them to the box. You can also list them and put the information in the file folders along with your certificates.
What can I do with old swim ribbons?
Medals from sports and academics (as distinguished from trophies and plaques, which are not accepted) can be donated to Sports Medal Recycling where they will be recycled, with the proceeds going to charitable causes.
How do you store large spools of ribbon?
What is this? Take your ribbon off the spool and buy some wooden slotted clothes pins. Wrap the ribbon around each pin and store them in a cute canister for safe keeping.
How do I make the Ribbon stay in Word?
Double-click any of the ribbon tabs.
- Right-click any of the ribbon tabs, and then select Collapse the ribbon.
- Press CTRL+F1.
How do you store diplomas and certificates?
To display items such as diplomas or certificates, frame them with an acid-free, archival mat and backing board under UV-3 glass (which helps prevent fading due to light exposure). Or, frame a digital copy and preserve the original in archival storage.