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If your basement does not already have a bathroom and kitchen, you'll want to plan on adding them. A bathroom is a necessary requirement, and building codes should be kept in mind regarding aspects like head space over the toilet and GFCI electrical outlets. In a very small unit, you could consider adding a kitchenette rather than a full kitchen. To install a kitchen from scratch, you will need to run new plumbing lines, as well as gas lines for a gas stove and ductwork if you want to install a ducted range hood. A basement that was not designed as a separate dwelling may not have a layout that will be attractive to tenants. When planning changes to the layout, consider whether the apartment will be a studio, a 1-bedroom, or a 2-bedroom. Remember that even in a small unit, partitioning off a separate space as a bedroom will usually allow you to command a higher rent. The final step is to consider all the aspects that will make the unit more attractive to tenants than other rental properties. Unless you are trying to command a very high rent, finishes do not have to be top-quality, but they should not be worn and damaged. Painting the walls and installing inexpensive carpet are 2 economical methods for quickly freshening a basement space.

summary: Plan a bathroom and kitchen for the basement apartment. Add or remove any walls to optimize the floor plan. Update the finishes and fixtures as necessary.

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You can print from within most programs on both Windows and Mac computers. Press Ctrl+P (Windows) or Command+P (Mac) to do so. You can also click File and then click Print in the resulting menu for most programs. Click the "Printer" drop-down box at the top of the menu, then click your Epson printer's name in the resulting drop-down menu. You'll usually find this option near the top of the "Print" menu. On a Mac, you'll usually click the "Copies & Pages" drop-down box and then select the Paper Type / Quality option in the resulting drop-down menu. You may first have to click Show Details to see this menu. Look for a "Black & White" or "Grayscale" box, then check it. On a Windows computer, you may first have to click an Advanced or Color tab. It's at the bottom of the window. Your document will be printed using black-and-white (or "grayscale") color options.

summary: Open the document or page that you want to print. Open the "Print" menu. Select your Epson printer. Click the Properties or Preferences option. Select the "Black & White" or "Grayscale" option. Click Print.

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Cut a 2.5-inch slit in each shoulder of your t-shirt. Lay the shirt flat and cut down from the shoulder along each arm seam to create a 5 inch total cut when unfolded. Cut away the arm seam if you find that the inside of it shows after making your slit cut. You may also cut a wider V-shape instead of just a slit if you want more skin to show on the shoulder. However, the more fabric you leave, the more gathered and pronounced the final bow shape will be. Cut all the way around the bottom of the t-shirt to create one long strip. Cut this strip into smaller pieces and tie the end of each sleeve to create a bow shape. Cut two 2.5 inch pieces from your long bottom strip to use as ties. You can make the strips longer if you wish to wrap them around several times to create a thicker middle to your bow. Gather together the fabric at the end of your sleeve below the slit you made. Tie tightly with one of your fabric strips. Make sure you tie the piece in the middle of each sleeve, so it makes an even fanned-out bow shape from the fabric on either side of your shoulder slits. Cut away from the neckline at the back of your shirt, about 4 inches from the top to create a wider U-shape. Then cut out about a 4 by 2-inch strip from the excess material to use as a tie later. The lower you cut the back of the neckline, the lower on your back the bow will be. You can always adjust this cut to be lower later, so cut less to begin. Make a cut all the way across the back of the shirt, 6 inches down from each armpit. Gather the fabric between this cut and the neckline and tie with your fabric strip to create the bow. Make sure to start and end your back cut just inside the side seams of your shirt. Otherwise, the cut can grow wider around the sides of the shirt. Tie the bow together securely at the center of the gathered fabric with the scrap that you cut from the neckline piece. Wrap the piece around several times if the fabric allows.
summary: Cut a slit in each shoulder for bow sleeves. Cut pieces from the bottom of the shirt for ties. Cut out the neck first for a bow-back shirt. Make a slit across the back and gather towards the top.