In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Bronze or gold can be a good choice for a dramatic look, or you can highlight your natural eye color by choosing something on the opposite side of the color wheel. For instance, warm tones like copper go well with blue, and a pink or purple hue will bring green eyes out nicely. Be careful not to blend this layer of eyeshadow with the cut crease. This will clean up the bottom edge of your eyeshadow and make the colors look more dramatic. Use a thin brush or applicator and be careful not to smudge your eyeshadow. This line should be about as thick as eyeliner, and applied along the full width of your lower lashes. Choose a marker-tip or liquid black eyeliner and extend your lines past the corners of your eyes and slightly upward, like a little wing. The eyeliner should become slightly thicker towards the outer corners of your eyelids, then come to a point at the end.
Summary: Use a brighter eyeshadow below the cut crease. Add a thin line of concealer above your eyelashes. Apply liquid black eyeliner in a wing shape to create a cat-eye effect.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Offices or spare bedrooms are perfect for turning into sewing rooms. While it doesn't have to be large, make sure the space is at least enough for a storage area and a sewing table or desk. If you do not have an entire room to devote to sewing, set aside an area in a room that is used for other things. A bedroom, office, family room, den, or even a closet could have a sewing space in it. If sharing a space within another room, determine if you want to keep it open or divide the space for separate uses. Make sure whatever space you choose has easy access to electrical outlets for your equipment, lamps, or computer. An old computer desk will work perfectly for a sewing table. You can also use a chest of drawers for storage. Consider what large items you want in the room, such as an ironing board or couch. If you'd like to include a cutting table, it needs to be accessible from multiple sides and be large enough to fit the fabric for whatever projects you'll be working on. You should also make sure the table is high enough for you to stand without back pain. If you have a small space, try to use things that will double up your storage. For example, you can set your sewing machine on a desk and use the drawers for storage. Don't forget to include a way to store trash, recycling, and project scraps. Include your equipment and items from step 2. These could be things like a desk for your sewing machine, cutting table, small couch, ironing board, storage, and shelves. Remember to include bookcases or wall-mounted shelves. Closet companies can help install custom storage, or you can buy closet organizer kits and install them yourself. Make a cutting area, sewing area, and pressing area. Place these areas in a work triangle to maximize efficiency when moving around the room. If you have a large room, placing your workstation in the center of the room allows you to work on all sides. Start with any built-in storage, then add the desk or sewing table, and any portable storage. Keep electricity outlets in mind when setting up machinery and lamps. Make sure you won't have to use electrical cords, which could be tripping hazards. If you use power strips, use a surge protector to prevent any damage to your machinery. Make sure the room has good general light. This could come from windows. You'll also need lots of localized light for projects. You'll require several task specific lamps that allow you to direct light.
Summary: Decide what room you are going to use. Determine what equipment and furniture you want to place your sewing room. Draw the floor plan of the room or area. Arrange the equipment and furniture according to your floor plan.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Pour your washed and pitted cherries into a storage bag or glass jar, leaving at least 1 inch (2.5cm) at the top for the syrup. If you don't, there might not be enough room for the syrup to cover all of the cherries. Wait for the syrup to cool before adding it to the cherries. Once you've opened the bag or jar, pour the syrup into the container so that all of the fruit is completely drenched and the bag is almost completely filled with syrup. Leave about 0.5 to 1 inch (1.3 to 2.5cm) of space at the top of the container so you can seal it without any syrup spilling over. Be sure to seal the bag or jar so that no air or moisture can get in. Place a label on the storage container before placing it in the freezer so you can remember how fresh the fruit is. While you don't have to use the cherries right away, try and eat them within a year. If you wait too long, the fruit might not be as fresh. Use freezer-safe tape to label your cherry containers.
Summary:
Place cherries in a freezer-safe jar or bag. Pour the cooled syrup into the bag so all of the cherries are covered. Freeze and use the cherries within 12 months.