In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Whether you want to add an emblem or are designing for efficiencies, sketch out what you want the final sail to look like so that you have a jumping off point. Look to other similar boats for inspiration. Research the dimensions of similar sails and have an idea of what kind of sailing you'd like to do. This gives basic reference points to research and execute. Depending on the size of the vessel, making your sail can be a huge undertaking. Ensure that you have a workspace that can not only house a large piece of material but can also give you room to maneuver while making a lot of noise. Whether you're a hobbyist or professional, you will need an industrial sewing machine that is able to do a zigzag stitch using V69 thread. It may be wise to let a professional take care of the sewing to ensure safety and maximum durability. If you are planning to sew the sail yourself, you will also need a special sewing table to be able to support the industrial sewing machine. This table needs to be about twice the size of a table tennis table in order to support the size of the sail. Measure the boat you intend to use the sale for in order to calculate the appropriate size of your sail. If you have a short boom and a tall mast then that is a High aspect. If you have a long boom and a short mast, it is a low aspect. Shorter booms give you more maneuverability.
Summary: Draw a basic outline. Find a suitable workspace. Address your sewing needs. Know the boom and mast dimensions.

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<\/p><\/div>"} which signifies that Snapchat notifications are enabled. If the other notifications in this menu have white switches next to them, tap the switches next to any notifications that you want to enable: Sounds - Your iPhone will make a sound specific to Snapchat when you receive a snap or other notification from Snapchat. Badge App Icon - A number on a red background will appear on the Snapchat app icon when you have unopened snaps. The number correlates with the number of unopened snaps. Show on Lock Screen - Snapchat notifications will appear on your iPhone's Lock screen. Show in History - Unopened Snapchat notifications will appear in the "History" menu that you can access by swiping down from the top of the screen. Show as Banners - Snapchat notifications will appear at the top of your iPhone's screen when the phone is unlocked. Below the "Show as Banners" switch, tap either Temporary or Persistent. This option won't display if you have "Show as Banners" turned off. "Temporary" alerts appear briefly at the top of your iPhone's screen before disappearing, while "Persistent" alerts don't disappear until you swipe them away. This will determine whether or not you can preview the content of the Snapchat notification. Scroll down and tap Show Previews, then select one of the following options: Always (Default) - You will always see previews for snaps (e.g., "Jake is typing..."). When Unlocked - You will see previews for snaps when your iPhone is unlocked. Never - You will never see previews for snaps. Your iPhone will now display your selected notifications for Snapchat.
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One-sentence summary -- Open your iPhone's Settings . Tap Notifications. Scroll down and tap Snapchat. Tap the white "Allow Notifications" switch . Enable other notifications. Select an alert style. Set a preview option. Exit the Settings app.

Q: Just as before, remove the orthotic from your shoe. Then locate materials from your house that could be used to temper the friction of your orthotic insert. Some materials to choose from are tape (duct or packing), a dryer sheet, or moleskin. Tape can be an excellent choice because its adhesive quality assures that it will stay put. Packing tape or duct tape are great options. Simply take some tape and wrap it around the plastic edges of your insole, where it makes contact with your shoe. Using a dryer sheet is another good tactic. You can use either a brand-new sheet, or recycle one that has already been used for drying. Cut the dryer sheet into the shape of your insole. Then, insert the dryer sheet directly into your shoe. Using a dryer sheet has the added benefit of making the inside of your shoes smell like fresh laundry. Moleskin is a heavy cotton fabric available in craft stores. Sometimes, it is available with adhesive backing. If your moleskin does not have sticky backing, simply cut a piece of moleskin the shape of your orthotic and place it inside your shoe (as you would do with a dryer sheet). If your moleskin does have adhesive backing, stick it onto the plastic edge of your orthotic (as you would do with tape). Insert the orthotic back into your shoe. Ensure that you have positioned it correctly. Put on your shoe and walk around. You should not hear any squeaking.
A: Remove the orthotic insert. Use tape. Use a dryer sheet. Use moleskin. Place the orthotic back in your shoe.

Problem: Article: For the most part, you will have to do small loads with a portable washer. Your machine's instruction manual should have specific instructions regarding how much clothing it can hold. Most machines cannot hold more than 10 pounds. Place your clothing into the washer. You can separate loads by color and fabric type the same way you would when using a normal washing machine. Liquid detergent tends to work best with portable washing machines. It's a good idea to add some liquid fabric softener, as portable washing machines only do spin cycles. There should be a hose attached to your portable washer. This hose will be screwed onto your kitchen's faucet in order to fill the machine with water to wash the clothing. Hook the hose up to a faucet in your kitchen or bathroom and turn the water on. Use the water temperature that works best for your clothing type. For example, wash bright clothing in cold water. Some machines may have two different hoses: one to load the water, and the other to drain it afterwards. Refer to your instruction manual to make sure you're plugging the right hose into the kitchen sink. Most machines will have a line inside the washer marking how much water to add. Do not add water above this line as this can interfere with how the machine works and damage your clothing. When you load your clothes and fill the machine, make sure you choose an area with an outlet nearby. You need to plug in the machine for it to work. Once the clothing and water is loaded, you can plug in the machine and start the wash. Most machines have a timer, where you can decide how long you want to wash your clothes. In general, the dirtier the clothing, the longer your wash cycle should be. There will also be a switch to turn to get the machine to start the wash. Make sure to plug your machine directly into the wall. Portable washing machines do not work with power adapters or extension cords.
Summary:
Load your laundry. Hook up the hose to a faucet. Plug in the appliance and start the wash.