Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Grab a container the shape you want your cakes. Fill the container up a little.

Answer: Squares, circles, rectangle, stars... anything! Do bear in mind that the more complex the shape, the harder it may be to shape; for example, the stars may be a little more difficult to keep together. Feel free to make more than one, by the way. You only need to fill it about an inch (2.5cm) because this will be the thickness of the cake. You can pop it into the fridge overnight to harden it and make it more cake-like.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Get a 2 by 2ft (0.61 by 0.61m) or larger wooden crate or box. Cut a 17 by 17cm (6.7 by 6.7in) opening in the wooden crate or box. Nail together three 17 by 30cm (6.7 by 11.8in) pieces of wood. Place the box upside down in a cool, shady spot in your yard. Place a few bricks, rocks, or logs on the house to weigh it down. Surround the crate with leaves, sticks, and hay.

Answer: Reusing an old wooden box or crate is a great way to upcycle it and it will make giving your garden hedgehog a home quick and easy. You may have a wooden crate at home that you don't need. If not, check at your local grocery store to see if they have an empty wooden crate you could have. Make sure that the crate or box has openings between the slats. This helps to ensure that the hedgehog's home will be well-ventilated. Use a tape measure or ruler and pencil to find these dimensions. Then, mark the box with 2 lines to indicate where the opening will go. Position the opening at about the center of the top slat (the slat closest to the box's opening). Then, use a hand saw to cut through the slat and create the opening. You should only have to cut through 1 of the slats on the crate to make this size opening. Place the box on a sturdy flat surface before you begin cutting. You can use scrap wood or new wood cut to these dimensions. Place 2 of the wood pieces on their sides and 1 piece on top of these 2 so that the pieces form a tunnel. Hammer 1 nail through each corner of the top slat to secure the tunnel. If you do not want to create a wooden tunnel, you can also use bricks to form an archway at the opening of the hedgehog house. After you put the house on the ground, place 2 bricks on their sides jutting out from the opening. Then, stack 3 bricks side-by-side and perpendicular to these 2 bricks to form a tunnel. Do not create a hedgehog house without a tunnel or archway! Not including a tunnel or archway will make it easy for predator animals to reach into the house and pull out hedgehogs. Hedgehogs like shady spots, such as under bushes and trees. You could also position the hedgehog house behind a shed or near a fence in a quiet corner of your garden. Avoid placing the box in a high-traffic area, or near where pets frequent in your garden. Try to give the hedgehogs some privacy. The box may flip over if a strong gust of wind hits it. Keep it in place by putting a few heavy items on top of it, such as a few bricks, rocks, or logs. You can also line the edges of the box with heavy items for extra protection against predators. Make sure that you do not put more weight on the box than it can bear. A few bricks, rocks, or small logs should be plenty to keep it in place. Hedgehogs like to fill their homes with their own found materials, so do not put anything into the box for them. Leave it empty, but put nesting materials around the box for them to use. Try putting your garden trimmings next to the box, such as branches and twigs from bushes you've pruned, leaves you've raked up, and other items that might make good nesting material for the hedgehogs.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Address shedding issues. Give your toads privacy. Wash the tank regularly.

Answer: Fire-belly toads need to shed for their health and wellbeing. Do not be alarmed if you see your toad crunched up in a slouching position. This means it is getting ready to shed. If you see your toad engaging in these behaviors, it's important you help the shedding process. If your toad isn't shedding correctly, mist the toad with water and gently massage it until the skin slips off. As fire-belly toads dislike being handled, this can be stressful. If the skin still doesn't slip off with a gentle massage, take your toad to an exotic veterinarian. Continuing to massage your toad could damage its skin. You will have to increase the humidity in the tank during shedding time. If you notice your frogs crouching, and that their overall energy has slowed down, start misting the cage twice a day instead of once a day. Fire-belly toads are not that social. They dislike being handled often and need a great deal of privacy. Only pick up your toads when necessary and be sure to provide lots of hiding places for the toads. You can buy structures for toads to hide in online or at a pet store. You need to wash the tank regularly to keep your toads healthy. The water container should be cleaned daily with mild dish detergent. It should then be replaced with filtered water or de-chlorinated water. Once every two months, clean all items in the tank with mild dish detergent and wipe down the inside of the tank with vinegar and water (one parts vinegar to eight parts water). Make sure to rinse all items thoroughly before returning them to the tank.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Cut two pieces of wire. Bend the wire into the same shape as the felt.

Answer:
To keep the bunny ears standing up, you need to add wire support. Use a pair of wire cutters to cut two pieces of 20 gauge hobby wire. Each piece should be long enough to form into an outline of the bunny ears with at least 5 inches (13-cm) of excess on either side of the bottom. You can find 20 gauge hobby wire at most craft stores. You can substitute floral wire if you prefer. Once you've cut the pieces of wire to the proper length, use your hands to carefully bend it into roughly the same shape as each bunny ear. The wire forms should be slightly smaller than the darker felt ears.