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Use enough clay to form a cylinder that's roughly as big as the sized hand you wish to make. Round both ends so there are no sharp edges. Then flatten the clay slightly, using your fingers or a rolling pin. Smooth the clay until it's the desired thickness for your fake hand. Picture your clay as a hand facing you with its palm up and all of its fingers straight and pressed together, including the thumb. Gently pull enough clay from one side to indicate a thumb without detaching it from the rest of the clay. Next, form the wrist. Indent the clay below the ball of its thumb, along the bottom of its palm. Use your fingers or a small cylindrical object (pencil, paintbrush handle, etc.) to indent the clay along its thumb. Lay your tool lengthwise along the top of the clay, angled toward the wrist, with the tip of your tool roughly centered in the middle of the palm. Gently roll or worm it to form an impression. Imagine your clay is a clock and your tool as the hour hand. If you're making a left hand, the hour should read 10:30. If you're making a right hand, it should read 1:30. Pull more clay from the rest of the hand and then detach the thumb, leaving its base attached, just like a real thumb spreading out from its hand. Round it into the shape of a thumb. This time, lay your tool across the palm where the base of the fingers will join. Also indent along the thumb and wrist as before to redefine the impressions. Use a scalpel to cut between each finger, leaving the base of each attached to the palm. Trim the top of each finger to taper them. Remember: the middle finger is longest, the pinkie is shortest, and the ring and index fingers are roughly the same size. Pass a needle up and down each cut between the fingers to spread them further apart. Go slowly and gently; this step is delicate. Depending on how large your sculpture is, switch to a larger tool once there's enough room for it to fit between the fingers. Gently roll each between your own fingers to round them. Pay attention to the thickness of each so that no one finger is too thin or too thick. If needed, stretch them out to lengthen them. Then trim the excess and round the fingertips. Use a thin cylindrical tool (like a needle or the tip of paintbrush handle, depending on the size of your sculpture) to sculpt between the base of the fingers if your own fingers are too big to get in there. Use a small, thin cylindrical object to form a very light impression for each joint in the fingers. Be careful not to make too sharp of an indent; the smaller your sculpture, the more likely your finger will break here if the indent is too sharp. Flip your fake hand over to work on its back. Add small balls of clay to the base of each finger. Smooth them into place until they're seamless. Continue the indent for the wrist along the back of the hand to mirror the front. Then slice a thin layer of clay from the back of the hand just above the wrist to create a more contoured effect. Trim and smooth the clay where needed. If too much has been trimmed or smoothed, apply a dab of clay to repair the area. Refer to your own hand to study the lines in your palm. Use a needle to lightly trace them in the palm of your sculpture. Flip the hand over and do the same for fingernails. Flex your own hand to see how your fingers and thumb work together in different poses. Gently bend your sculpture's fingers to replicate. Follow the directions and recommendations listed on the clay's packaging. Different types and/or brands of clay may have special instructions.

summary: Roll a lump of clay into a cylinder. Form the thumb and wrist. Indent the palm. Separate the thumb. Indent the palm again. Separate the fingers. Separate the fingers further. Form the fingers. Indent the fingers' joints. Form the knuckles. Finish the wrist. Double-check your work. Add details. Pose your hand. Bake your sculpture.

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" Click "Text" from the menu, or click on "Operation" from the header menu and select "Text Message." Find Inbox on the left-side panel and click on it. All the messages stored in the device or in the SIM card will be displayed. If there are any unread text message, an envelope icon will be blinking on the lower-right part of the application. Unread messages will appear with a closed envelope icon on their left side. The text messages can be sorted by Name/Number, Content, and Time. Click on the respective headers to sort the whole list.

summary: Go to "Text. Check Inbox. Check for new text messages. Sort text messages.

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Dark colors tend to be the most figure flattering. If you go with a black or deep blue suit, it will create a solid silhouette. "Color blocking" suits that feature darker panels, or cut-outs, can also create a curvier or slimmer figure. Thin horizontal lines can create the illusion of an hourglass figure. Thin vertical lines are even better if you would like to appear taller and slimmer. While thick vertical lines are figure flattering, it's best to avoid wide horizontal lines, as they can make your torso look wider, too. Avoid wide vertical lines, as they will make your suit look like an athletic jersey. You can also mix-and-match swimsuit separates. Pairing a solid bottom with a striped top with enhance the look of your bust. Large geometric prints or big floral patterns are not as figure flattering. However, small prints or patterns will help to create a streamlined figure. Polka dots, for example, are a very flattering minimalist print. Ruching or fabric gathers on a suit can create the appearance of a slimmer waist, if the ruching appears on the middle torso of the suit. A swimsuit with all-over textured fabric layers can also draw attention away from your torso. These suits contain an extra inner liner that streamlines your silhouette. A suit with shapewear is also a good option if you want to be active in a suit, while also looking slim. You can expect to pay a bit more for suits that feature extra support features, such as shapewear. You can also purchase a suit with a strong underwire if you have a larger bust. You can even apply waterproof medical tape across their cleavage (hidden under the suit) to create additional lift.
summary: Choose a good color. Go with flattering lines. Look for smaller prints. Look for ruching and texture. Choose a suit with shapewear.