Write an article based on this "Build a stylish wardrobe. Learn how to layer. Mix colors and prints. Pick the right shoes. Add chic accessories."
article: There's no one way to dress up like a girl - it's all about finding the style that works best for you. Experiment with different cuts, colors, and combinations and start picking out clothes that make you look good and feel comfortable at the same time. If you need inspiration, look in fashion magazines and read style blogs. Decide which outfits speak to you, and work on recreating them in your own wardrobe. Start with a good set of basics. Fill your closet with dresses, skirts, pants and tops that you know you'll enjoy wearing. Every item you buy should match at least three items in your closet. Make sure your clothes fit well. Buy clothes in your size, rather than aspirationally sizing down or getting baggy clothes to try to hide something. You'll look your best if your clothes fit your figure. And don't be afraid to buy clothes that show off your body, like a cute crop top or a pair of tight-fitting jeans. When you're trying to decide what to wear, try picking just one item to be your muse, and work from there. For example, maybe you have a beautiful pencil skirt and you're not sure what to do with it. Add a cotton tee and a set of pearls, and you have the perfect outfit for an afternoon lunch. Switch out the tee for a silk blouse and blazer, and you're ready for a business meeting. Work with your favorite items in your closet to create amazing outfits. Wear outfits that make you feel confident. Take a look in the mirror and think about the occasion. What is best outfit in your closet to convey confidence for this occasion? Layering clothes is a way to look chic and polished every time you dress up. You can mix and match different items from your wardrobe and come up with endless new outfits using just a few pieces. Layering adds interest and depth to an outfit, preventing it from looking too boring. Try these layering techniques to dress up your basic outfits: Wear a jacket or blazer over a t-shirt or blouse with jeans, or wear it over a dress. Wear a vest over a long-sleeved shirt, or wear it over a cap-sleeved blouse. Layer a miniskirt over tights or leggings. Layer a button-down shirt over a tank or t-shirt. Roll up the sleeves and knot the front. When you're picking out colors to wear, go beyond the basic matching techniques you learned as a child. Sure, a red dress and red heels seem to go together, but there's nothing very interesting about a basic matching outfit. Be a little bold and pick colors that heighten each other and make your outfit look interesting instead of bland. Wear colors that are opposite each other on the color wheel. For example, try wearing orange and blue together, or purple and yellow. These complementary colors will make your outfit pop. Wear colors that are on trend for the season. Every season, a new palette of colors hits the stores. If you're not sure what they are, go to the mall and check out the new colors from this season's clothing and see which colors are styled together. Incorporate a few trendy new colors in your wardrobe. Mix prints with like colors. For example, you could wear a lavender-striped top with a skirt that has a floral pattern including lavender and other colors. Use one print to play up the colors in another print. Go monochrome when you're feeling bold. Wearing an all-black or all-red outfit will make a bold statement. When you do this, try wearing nude accessories, like camel-colored shoes and a nude lipstick. The shoes you wear can make or break your outfit, so put a little time into choosing the right pair. A girl can't go wrong with heels to complement a dress or add extra style to a casual outfit like jeans and a t-shirt. But just because you want to dress up like a girl doesn't mean you have to wear heels! Try wedges or classy flats, which go well with almost any outfit. Wear shoes that match the season, like close-toed suede pumps for winter and open-toed canvas wedges for summer. Cute wedges go with any outfit, especially if they're denim or floral print or a solid black or white color. If you prefer a more casual look, wear a cute pair of plain white tennis shoes with shorts, skirts and even dresses. Don't sacrifice comfort for style. Practice walking in new shoes, especially heels, before you wear them out. If you can't walk around in those four-inch heels, don't wear them! You won't look stylish if you're falling down. Accessorizing adds an important feminine touch to any outfit. Once you know what you're going to wear, figure out how to make it look even more stylish by adding a few perfect accessories, like a pair of brilliant earrings or a thin belt around your waist. It's a chance to show off your personality and have a little fun. Knowing a few basic rules for accessorizing will help you look your best: Don't wear too many at once. Choose just a few pretty accessories that really enhance your outfit instead of making it look cluttered. If you're wearing a plain top, try wearing some flashy earrings, a big statement necklace, or bright bangles. Do not wear all three! Wear accessories that accent a color in your outfit. For example, if your dress has flecks of red in the pattern, wear red earrings or a red bracelet. Use accessories to add personality to a plain outfit. You could dress up a plain blouse with an interesting scarf, several loose necklaces, or long beaded earrings and a chunky bracelet. A belt around the midsection has a thinning effect that makes even the tiniest of girls look like they have some curve. Spend your money on classic accessories that never go out of style, like sterling silver hoops. Trendier accessories like cat-eye glasses or wide belts should be purchased on sale, since they might be out of style by next season. Nail polish, tattoos, an umbrella, glasses, bags and other items can all act as unexpected accessories.

Write an article based on this "Check the care label. Use a commercial or oversized washer. Repeat the spot clean process for foam mattresses. Lay egg crate mattress flat to dry."
article: You can machine wash some egg crate pads, but some need to be spot cleaned. Check the care label on your egg crate mattress pad to see which method you should use. If you can machine wash your egg crate mattress pad, use a commercial or oversized washer. Agitator washing machines the type of most home washing machines will tear the foam on your mattress pad. Use a commercial or oversized washer instead to make sure your pad doesn't rip. If you can't machine wash your egg crate mattress pad, use the process for spot cleaning memory foam mattress pads explained in this article. You can use your vacuum's soft brush attachment to clean your egg crate mattress pad. Move the brush in circular motions across the pad's surface, paying special attention to the crevices. Once you've washed your egg crate mattress pad, lay it flat to allow it to dry. You can also gently roll in and press some of the water out, but don't squeeze too hard. This can destroy the shape of your mattress pad.

Write an article based on this "Consider using PineTools. Make sure all your photos are in one location. Find out the size of your main photo. Download and install GIMP. Open GIMP."
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If you just want to create a simple collage with different transparencies, you can use an online tool to do so without having to download and install GIMP. You can't use Pine Tools to introduce a new photo, such as a celebrity, to a base photo in hopes of convincing people that the end result is a real photo. This is helpful when selecting photos to add to your project as layers. You may want to make a copy of the photos you plan on using by selecting them, pressing Ctrl+C (Windows) or Command+C (Mac), and then pasting them in a common location such as the desktop. Once you know which photo you want to use as the background for your final image, you'll need to find the width and height (in pixels) for the photo so that you can create a properly sized canvas later: Windows Right-click the photo, click Properties, click the Details tab, and look for the numbers to the right of the "Dimensions" heading (you may need to scroll down). Mac Click the photo to select it, click File, click Get Info, and review the "Dimensions" heading in the "More Info" section (you may first have to click the More Info heading). Do the following depending on your operating system: Windows Go to https://www.gimp.org/downloads/, click Download GIMP directly, double-click the downloaded setup file, and follow the on-screen instructions. Mac Go to https://download.gimp.org/mirror/pub/gimp/v2.8/osx/ in your computer's web browser, click the gimp-2.8.10-dmg-1.dmg link, double-click the DMG file, click and drag the GIMP logo onto the "Applications" folder, and follow any additional instructions. On a Mac, you may need to verify the installation before you can install GIMP. Once you've installed GIMP, you can proceed with opening it, after which point you'll be able to begin overlaying your photos: Windows Click Start {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png\/30px-Windowsstart.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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