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Wash the glass with warm, soapy water, then rinse it off. Dry the glass with a towel. To help the paint stick better, it would be a good idea to wipe the glass down with rubbing alcohol too, although that is not absolutely necessary. Fill the bottle halfway with water, and the rest of the way with white vinegar. Close the bottle, then shake it to combine the solution. Choose a spray bottle that has a mist option; don't use a bottle that squirts water out like a water gun. Pour some of your paint onto a disposable tray or palette. Dip the brush into the paint, then tap it on a paper towel to get the excess off. Pounce or tap the brush against the glass to apply a patchy layer of paint. Hold the vase or jar from the inside so that you don't get your fingers dirty. Work quickly, as acrylic paint only takes a few minutes to dry. Hold the vase or jar from the inside, and spray it with your vinegar solution. Apply a light, even coating; you want the solution to bead on the glass without dripping. Don't wait for the paint to set up like you would with spray paint. The acrylic layer is thin, so it will dry fast. Take a paper towel and crumple it up into a ball. Pat the glass dry with the paper towel; do not rub the towel across the glass. The paper towel will remove some of the paint and leave behind a crinkled texture. Keep applying layers of paint, spraying it, and dabbing it until you get the coverage you want. With each layer, you'll notice the glass becoming more and more opaque. Allow each layer to dry first before doing the next one, however. Consider using gold paint for your second layer. This will help make it look more realistic and antique. Most acrylic craft paint will be dry to the touch within 15 to 20 minutes. If the paint still feels tacky, you might have gotten enamel or all-purpose craft paint. This means that the paint needs to cure for several days. Check the label on your bottle of paint for complete drying instructions.

summary: Wash and dry a glass vase or jar. Fill a spray bottle with equal parts of water and vinegar. Pat silver acrylic craft paint onto the glass with an old toothbrush. Spray the glass with your vinegar solution before the paint dries. Dab the solution off with a crumpled up paper towel. Repeat the painting, spraying, and dabbing process, if desired. Allow the paint to dry completely.

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If your house has a bed in which you slept at least once without sleeping in any other beds since then, the easiest way for you to get back to your house is by jumping off a cliff in order to die and respawn at the house. You will have to enable Survival Mode temporarily if you're currently playing in Creative Mode. This absolutely will not work if you haven't yet slept in a bed, or if the last bed you slept in wasn't the bed in your house. If you're carrying valuable resources which you don't want to lose upon death, you can build a chest to store them and then check your coordinates by pressing F3 (desktop) or by consulting a map (console and pocket/PE editions). Upon respawning, you can travel back to the coordinates to claim your items. If you're using Java Edition and your world is set to Hardcore Mode, you can't kill your character, otherwise, you'd have to delete your world. Unfortunately, the best bet for finding your house in most circumstances will involve retracing your steps back to a recognizable landmark and then working your way over to your house from that point. Common landmarks which may help you do this include the following: Mountains Specific biomes (e.g., Jungles) Presence of water (or lack thereof) Game-generated structures (e.g., villages) . Using a compass will direct you back to your initial spawn point. If your house is close to the initial spawn point, this will help you track down the house from there. Even if your house is nowhere near your initial spawn point, you might still benefit from using a compass since you may be able to recognize some landmarks. to a safe location. If you're playing in a server in which the host has enabled teleporting, you may be able to teleport to another character's position. This will help find your house if the other player is near it. You can teleport in Singleplayer mode as well, but doing so requires you either to know your house's coordinates or to guess (which is unlikely to help find your house).

summary: Kill your character. Look for familiar landmarks. Make a compass Teleport

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This is the Jumping tutorial. The dominoes will form a bridge for you to cross the gap. Keep heading forward until you see more domino blocks. This is the Twirl tutorial. Twirl will allow you to jump farther by spinning you through the air. To do a Twirl, press Jump and press Jump again while you're in the air. You can twirl up to three times, but only need to twirl once to reach the domino. If you fall you can climb back up and try again. Jump down from the ledge once you get to the platform across the Domino blocks. You will see the girl in white jump down from the ledge first. It is directly in your path at the bottom of the ledge. Grabbing the memory will make some mushrooms appear ahead.
summary: Continue up the path until you reach the dominoes. Jump across the gap. Continue down the path. Grab the second memory.