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You can use any type of paper you want to make your pennants. The best paper to use is scrapbooking paper because it is very colorful. Cardstock is also a good option because it is sturdy. The paper can be all one color, or multiple colors. You will need one sheet of paper for each letter in your message. You will also need an extra sheet for the spaces between each word. You can use almost any shape you want, but the most popular shapes are circles, triangles, and rectangles. Make the template a few inches larger than the letters you are planning on using. It needs to be large enough so that you can easily read it across the room. If you are using a rectangle, consider cutting a ^ shape into the bottom. Use a pencil if you can. Once you have cut the shapes out, erase any pencil marks that are still visible. These will be your pennants. You will be sticking the letters onto these. If you could not find a pencil, cut the shapes out just inside the lines you have made. Use a contrasting color. This will create a sort of frame around the letter. To do this, take your template and cut it smaller all around by to 1 inch (1.27 to 2.54 centimeters). Trace the template onto contrasting sheets of paper, cut the shapes out, and attach them to the center of each pennant. You can use glue or clear, double-sided tape. The letters need to be several inches high, but smaller than the pennants. You will need one letter for pennant. Consider using a contrasting color to make them more visible. Here are some ideas on what you can use for the letters: Use some large, letter stickers. Paint the letters on using stencils and acrylic paint. Cut the letters out of paper and glue them on. You can even use glitter scrapbooking paper for some extra sparkle. Choose a thin string, such as baker's twine, yarn, or balloon ribbon. Plan on leaving about 12 inches (30.48 centimeters) of string at the front and end of your banner so that you can hang it. This method will work best on triangle and square-shaped pennants. Use a hole punch to poke a hole in each top corner. Then, weave the ribbon through the holes like so: Push the string down through the left hole. Bring the string across the back of the pennant. Pull the string up through the right hole. Push the string down through the left hole of the next pennant. Bring it across the back of the pennant, and pull it back up through the right hole. Keep doing this until you have no more pennants. Flip the shape over, and lay the string across the back. Position it about inch (1.27 centimeters) below the top edge. Secure it in place with a long piece of clear tape. The tape should go from one side of the shape to the other. If you are using a rectangle shape, tape the string 1 inch (2.54 centimeters) down from the top edge. Fold the top edge back by 1 inch (2.54 centimeters) on top of the string. Secure it with glue or clear, double-sided tape. Depending on what you used, this can take anywhere between a few hours to a whole day.

summary: Choose your paper. Make sure you have enough paper to spell out your message. Create a template for the pennants using thick cardstock paper. Trace the template onto the back of each paper and cut the shapes out. Consider cutting a smaller version of the pennant shape and gluing it down onto the pennant first. Create your letters and stick them down onto the pennants. Choose and cut your string. Consider weaving some string through the pennants. Consider taping the string to the back of your banner. Wait for any glue and paint to dry before hanging the banner.

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Sometimes, your cat will get something in its eye that will cause irritation. It could be a splinter, for instance. It could also be something like sand, glass, metal, or really any small object that attaches to the cat's eye. You'll see watering, of course, as well as redness and swelling. The cat may try to scratch at its eye, and the eye might twitch a bit. It's best to see a board certified veterinary ophthalmologist if there's something wrong with your cat's eye. Cats are sometimes able to get scratches or ulcers in their eyes. They can accidentally catch their eyes with one of their own claws, or an eye could be scratched by another cat (either in play or in a fight). They can also catch their eye on other objects. Even not enough tears can cause a cat to get an ulcer in its eye, as the eyelid rubs against the eye without lubrication. The veterinarian will obviously need to remove any object in your cat's eye. A simple flush may do it, but they may also need to use tweezers. In some cases, the eye may need to be sewn up. The vet will also likely prescribe antibiotics, either in eye drop form or a pill. In some cases, the eyelid may need to be sewn closed for a period to heal. Sometimes, the eyelids or hairs around the eyes are what cause the eye to tear up. In those cases, it may be appropriate for the cat to undergo surgery performed by a board certified veterinary ophthalmologist in order to correct the issue, though it cannot always be corrected. Sometimes, a cat will just have watery eyes that cannot be changed. If your cat is this way, you should wash around the cat's eyes each day with a warm, wet cloth. Make sure to dry off the area, as well.

summary: Check for signs of an object in the eye. Watch for signs of a scratch. Treat scratches and objects. Decide if surgery is an option. Care for chronic watery eyes.

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Use the flat, stiff eyeshadow brush here. Dab it in the foil pigment. You want your brush to be damp, but not soaking wet. After wetting the brush, tap it a few times on the edge of the lid to shake off any loose bits of pigment. Start at the very center of the eyelid. You apply foil shadow using light, dabbing motions. Move from one end of the eye to the other, gently dabbing on the makeup. Be very delicate with your dabbing. You don't want to smear the foil makeup. It may take awhile to get all the makeup on neatly. You may only want a light dusting of foil makeup, in which case one or two layers will be enough. However, if you want something more dramatic, do three or four layers. Keep repeating the process of filling your brush and gently dabbing on the makeup until your makeup is as dramatic as you want it. If you want a very dramatic look, you may need to make more foil pigment at one point. Repeat the same process you used the first time to get more pigment for your eyes. Take a clean eyeshadow brush. Gently dust the outline of the foil makeup so it blends naturally into your existing eyeshadow. If you want to add in any additional colors of eye shadow, you can do so at this point. Make sure to wait until your foil makeup has dried completely to blend out the makeup.
summary: Add the pigment to your brush. Dab the foil shadow onto the center of your lid. Repeat until you get the right effect. Blend out the foil eye shadow when you're done.