Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand that WhatsApp treats stickers like images. Find an image that you want to send as a sticker. Save the image to your device. Attach the photo to your WhatsApp message. Select the picture that you want to use as a sticker.

Answer: Since WhatsApp doesn't have sticker support, you'll actually be sending regular image files instead. You can find image files for stickers online, and then save these to send as stickers in WhatsApp. WhatsApp does have animated stickers. The image will send, but only the first frame will be shown. You can send any image using WhatsApp, so if you find something online that you think would make a good sticker, you can use it. You can save images from any website if you feel it would be a good sticker. Once you've found an image that you want to use, press and hold on it to open the image menu. Select "Save Image" to save the image to your device's Photos or Gallery app. Tap the "Attach" button on the conversation screen and browse through the images stored on your device. The image that you saved may be in an album called "Downloads". The smaller the image is, the more sticker-like it will appear to be.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Hold the reins in your non-dominant hand. Use neck reining to steer. Give steering signals with your hips and seat.

Answer: Unlike English style horses, trained Western horses work without much contact. They have bits with longer shanks which work by placing pressure on the polls, rather than their mouths. You can therefore steer with light touches from the reins with a single hand. Hold the reins with your non-dominant hand so that you can use your dominant hand for other tasks, such as tying cattle or lassoing highway robbers. Neck reining guides your horse to move in the direction you want using a gentle touch instead of a pulling motion. Think of the motion as a gentle push (in the opposite direction) instead of a pull (in the same direction). This means that if you want the horse to turn left, gently touch the right rein to the horse's neck. If you want the horse to turn right, gently touch the left rein to the horse's neck. One helpful hint to do neck reining correctly is that you should steer your horse in the direction of the inside rein. If the left rein is inside, the horse will turn left. If the right rein is inside, the horse will turn right. The Western-trained horse is always trained to move away from the direction of the rein touch. Western trained horses interpret even the subtlest of signals from a rider. If you look to your left and shift your hips accordingly, a trained Western horse will follow suit and turn left. English horses are steered much more actively with their reins, but if you want to ride Western, you will have to rely more on how you shift your weight and carry your body. Make sure that you do not lean your body, however. You want to remain upright and centered at all times. Use gentle shifts in your body weight to guide the horse.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Measure the edge of your fabric. Prepare the bias tape and use flat hair pins to align with your fabric. Mark the joining points of the edges of the tape. Stitch along the joining line. Stitch in the crease on the back side of the tape.

Answer: Use bias tape to measure your fabric. Make sure that there's a 3 inch overlap of tape. Turn your garment inside out and place the fabric onto a flat surface with the wrong side facing up. You need 3 inches of tape to make sure it overlaps at the point where the two ends of the tape will meet. Stitching along a curved edge can be challenging so using this technique keeps the tape secured with the stitching on the inside and not visible when worn. Find the wider side of the bias tape and place it on the back of the fabric. Affix the wide edge with flat hair clips instead of standard sewing pins. The joined tape should be exactly as long as the raw edge of the fabric. Use a water soluble marker and a pin to mark the point at which the tape joins together once you've pinched the overlapping ends together. Match the bias tape with same coloured thread and stitch along the joining line. Press the seam open once you have trimmed it to inch. Keep the bias tape secured to the raw edge of the garment with hair clips. Encase the raw edge of the garment by folding over the tape and stitching it as close to the front edge as you can. Stitch all the way around the project to create an inconspicuous seam, removing the hair clips as you secure the garment within the tape. The two ends of the bias tape should meet once finished. Backtack at the start and end of the stitch. This should take away bulky overlap and create a tidy seam that won't be visible when worn.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wash your face and towel dry your brows. Figure out where your brows start and end. Use an eyebrow pencil to lightly draw short, upward strokes. Define your brows with pressed powder that matches your brows. Clean up your brows.

Answer:
Use a spoolie brush to brush up your eyebrows. Note the natural shape of your brows and look for any spots where your brows are sparse or uneven. Pluck or wax any hairs that you don't want. Trim the top of your brows if necessary. Line a thin makeup brush up along the side of your nose. The brush will hit your brow where it should start. Next, keep the brush next to your nose and move it at a 45 angle to the outer corner of your eye. This is where your brow naturally ends. The strokes should mimic the growth of your brow hairs. Match the color of your pencil to the color of your brows. Start drawing in the inner corners of your eyes. Slowly work your way out to the ends of your brow, lightly drawing strokes in the sparse spots. With an angled brush, comb brow powder or eyeshadow through your brows to better fill them in. Use very little powder where your brows start, and add more towards the end of your brows. Try brushing the powder lightly back and forth for good coverage. This will also better define your arch. Blend the color and soften any sharp lines with by brushing your brows with your spoolie brush. Focus on really diffusing the color near the beginning of your brow. To do this, wipe excess powder off the spoolie brush and use the clean brush to soften and blend. Use your fingers or a cotton swab to wipe away any color that's outside your brow lines. Make the brows look sharp and clean by brushing translucent powder around the edges of your brows. Or you can clean them up by brushing color-correcting concealer around the perimeter of your brows. Lightly cover your brows with clear gel or clear mascara to help maintain your look all day.