Wash and dry the flannel... iron. This will take out all the wrinkles and fold seams.

Cut the flannel larger than the canvas board (about 2 inches). This is where I like to spray a coat of glue over the board to help keep the flannel in place. Once sprayed... I carefully lay the board ... face down... on the flannel.

Layout on flat surface. The back side of the canvas board should be showing.

Fold over the top on to the back of the canvas board.

Use the duct tape... tape down. You can buy duct tape in all different colors. Pretty pretty!!!

Fold and tape down each side. I like to add a bit of glue to the corners to help hold them in place.

When you use canvas boards... they come in standard sizes... so you can also buy standard frames. I like mine without a frame.

Now it is time to cut out characters and objects to use for your storyboard. You can use felt, and interfacing(Pellon). Interfacing is great for drawing your own picture. Use permanent markers and/or acrylic paint.