In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: On a hike, the weather can vary greatly. At higher altitudes especially, temperature can fluctuate greatly. Therefore, try to be prepared for several scenarios. Have long pants, a long-sleeved shirt, a hat, and a pair of gloves that will protect you from several potential weather scenarios. Consider the time of year as well. If you are hiking in the summer, be prepared for higher temperatures, but be aware that temperatures can still drop below freezing at night. During the winter, be prepared for potential freezing temperatures, as well as snow. The sun's rays are more powerful at high elevations, so make sure you have plenty of sunscreen to apply to any skin that will be exposed during your hike. Make sure to choose a sunscreen that has an SPF of at least 30. Remember that the sun can still affect you even if it is overcast. Just like sunscreen protects your skin from the harmful rays of the sun, sun glasses protect your eyes. Without them, you will likely be very uncomfortable hiking all day if it is sunny and/or snowy. Squinting into the sun for a long time is likely to give you a headache. Snow can be very blinding, especially when it is sunny. If it is winter, make sure the hat is warm. In summer, the hat will be mainly to protect you from the sun. If you have the space, pack a warm weather hat and a cool weather hat. That way you will be prepared if the temperature drops significantly. Probably one of the most important things you can pack is your hiking boots. Don't try to break in a brand new pair of hiking boots on a long hike. It could leave you with painful blisters. Instead, opt for a pair you have already been using, who's comfort and sturdiness can be relied upon. If you don't have any hiking boots, and have purchased some new ones for your hike, be sure to break them in before the big hike. You should be wearing the boots you want to hike in during your training so that they will be broken in, and you will know that you can comfortably wear them for several hours. Don't forget to pack plenty of fresh socks. In the winter, make sure the socks are thick and warm. In the summer, make sure the socks are designed to wick the sweat away from your feet. If you are going on a hike that will last longer than a day, make sure you have the proper sleeping gear. Temperatures can drop significantly overnight at high altitudes, so make sure you have a sleeping bag that will keep you warm enough to sleep comfortably. Newer tents and sleeping bags can be folded up in to a remarkably small package, and weigh very little. Consider investing in a good one if you plan to go hiking often. If not, rent or borrow a tent and sleeping bag. A sleeping pad is an inflatable or foam pad that goes between the ground and your sleeping bag. The purpose of these is to add additional comfort, but also to help keep you warmer. Using a sleeping pad will help keep you from losing heat into the ground. Some people prefer the more expensive inflatable pads, but be aware that these are typically heavier than foam pads, and can puncture if you don't pay attention to where you put it. Foam pads are less expensive, but may also offer slightly less support. If you have room in your bag, consider taking both a foam and inflatable pad. This will give you double the comfort, and will provide the best insulation. If you are going on an overnight hike, and won't have a place to stop for meals, be prepared by packing a cooking unit (available at nearly all outdoor stores), as well as food to prepare. Many outdoor stores sell dehydrated food packs that you can carry with you, and either eat straight out of the pack or heat on the stove. You could also pack food such as sandwiches, fruit, and other high carbohydrate foods. These may work fine if you will only need to have a snack on your hike, and won't need to prepare any meals. Especially in the summer, there may be lots and lots of mosquitos and other bugs that may bite you. Therefore, you should be prepared by having an insect repellent that you can apply to any exposed skin. Be sure not to put your fingers in or around your mouth if you have applied insect repellent. Not only will it taste bad, it could possibly make you sick. You might have a GPS device, or maps loaded onto a smart phone, but sometimes electronics fail. Have a map of the area, and maps of the trails you will be taking just in case. Most of the more popular trails offer free guides. Enquire about this online or over the phone before your hike begins. You never know what will happen out on the trail, so it is good to be prepared with some of the basics. Kits are very small and light these days, so don't worry about it taking up too much space. Make sure that your kit contains the following: bandages, gauze, moleskin (to be used on blisters), pain medication, and allergy cream. You should also consider packing Diamox in your kit. Diamox is a medication that is commonly used to treat symptoms of altitude sickness if, for some reason, you are not able to ascend slowly (which is the best prevention for altitude sickness).
Summary: Pack extra clothes. Don't forget sunscreen. Wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. Bring a hat. Pack a sturdy pair of hiking boots. Pack a tent and sleeping bag. Bring a sleeping pad. Have food and cooking supplies. Don't forget insect repellent. Bring a map. Pack a first aid kit.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: An empty room is ideal for creating a craft space, but even a corner of a room will work. You can make a craft space out of a garage, shed, or large, walk-in closet as well. Look for a space that has access to natural light. It is also best if the space is quiet and not close to inside or outside traffic. Consider how much room you will need for your supplies and to carry out your craft making. Choose a space where you will have easy access to electrical sockets. Clear out the space until it is empty if there is already furniture or items there. Once it is empty, clean it thoroughly. Sweep, mop, dust, and remove any stains that may be present. You will want a fresh start to create your craft space. For a smaller space, you will not need to prepare it as much because it will probably already be painted and prepared. You may want to paint a larger space before adding furniture and supplies. Also consider the flooring. Think about carpeting, rugs, or tiling. You can buy paint for the walls at home improvement stores like Home Depot and Lowes. An easy fix for a floor is a large rug that will cover a large amount in the room. Consider the size of the space before purchasing or obtaining furniture. A small space will probably not be able to fit a lot of furniture. Your space should at least be able to fit a desk and chair. For a larger space, you will need a desk, comfortable chair, and table, along with organizational furniture. The desk should be large enough to work at comfortably. You will at least need to have a table lamp in your craft space. A table lamp is good for small-scale projects that require extra lighting. Look for an adjustable lamp that can be moved to be closer or farther away from the object you're working on. For a larger space, consider at least two lamps to place around the room. You can purchase lamps at furniture and home improvement stores, like Ashley Furniture and Ethan Allen.
Summary:
Choose a space in your home. Clean the space. Prepare the space. Put in furniture. Add lighting.