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You don't have to be Lebron James to join your school basketball team. Joining a team is not only a great way to exercise and feel good about yourself, but it's an awesome way to broaden your horizons and make friends. If you're even a little athletically inclined, it's worth it to try out for one of your school's sports teams or to join a casual sports league in your neighborhood. Joining a team will expose you to more people and will help you learn how to get along with a variety of people that you might not otherwise encounter in your classes or daily life. Joining a team will also improve your social life. You'll be more likely to make plans for what to do after the game, or to go to pre-game dinners and other activities with your team. Joining a team is also a great way to put yourself out there and to let more people know who you are. Joining a club is another way to broaden your horizons and to meet more people. You may not meet the same kind of people at the school newspaper that you'd meet on your soccer team, so it's a great idea to join a club and a team if you have the interest and the time in your busy schedule. Find something you're interested in or even just curious about, and try to put yourself in a leadership role in the club once you've gained enough experience, so you're more comfortable being a leader and know more people. Don't worry about a club being "too nerdy" for you. Doing something that you love and meeting more people will make you more popular. You don't have to suck up to the teacher or have your hand raised in the air the whole time to stand out in the classroom. Just be friendly to people when they sit down next to you, answer your teacher's questions without being overbearing, and generally show that you care without being so absorbed that you don't notice the social dynamics around you. If you're more active in class, more people will know your name and recognize you if you come up in the conversation. Don't just be a jock or get obsessed with the school yearbook. Instead, maintain a variety of interests by having a few irons in the fire at once. Though you shouldn't spread yourself so thin that you don't have time for yourself, being more involved in more activities will help you get recognized, put your name out there, and get to know more people from different walks of life. Getting involved in your community will not only help you improve the life of people who are in need, but it'll help you learn how to interact with a larger number of people from different backgrounds, ages, and financial situations. The more people you know how to get along with, the more adept you'll be at meeting new people and making them feel welcome when the time comes.

summary: Join a team. Join a club. Get involved in the classroom. Maintain a variety of interests. Get involved in your community.

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Either draw it out on paper or lay the items out in front of you. Move the items around until you get the look you want. If you have empty space you want to fill, add in more decorative pieces such as little flowers or sewing embellishments. Play around with displaying both the front and back of the outfit. Depending on the embellishments and the pattern of the clothing, you may find you really like one side more than the other. If an entire outfit is being displayed, you can leave spaces between the pieces to mimic where the baby's head or other body parts would be if the outfit was being worn. The backing board of the frame will show through in your display, so choose a color or pattern that really makes your items pop. Use hot glue or fabric glue to adhere the cover on the board and let it dry before proceeding. Choose a patterned background to make solid-colored items pop and opt for a solid background if your items are mostly patterned. Following your plan, attach the items to the backboard. Begin with the largestmost likely the outfit itselfand then fill in the accessories and embellishments around and on top of the outfit. To stick them on, you can use flat decorative tacks, hot glue, or even velcro. It's important to attach them well so that they don't shift downward when you hang the frame. Don't skimp on the glue or tacks! when choosing deep-colored paperssuch as dark reds, blues, or purplesbecause over time, the dye from the paper may bleed onto the clothing. Instead, go for lighter pastels and shades of white or off-white. If you are concerned about damaging the itemsespecially if they are antiquechoose a less permanent adhesive such as double-sided tape. However, because the tape will likely lose its stickiness over time, you may have to open the frame and replace the tape after a few years. After the glue has dried, place the backing board with all the attached items into the frame and securely close it up. Gently shake the frame up and down to make sure the items are attached well and everything looks just as you want it. If anything seems loose, open the frame up and add more glue or tacks to secure them into place. At this point, the items that you glued down are stuck into place, but you can still open the frame and add more embellishments or other baby items if you feel your display is too plain.

summary: Plan out exactly how you want the finished display to look. Cover the backing board with fabric, wallpaper, or scrapbooking paper. Attach the clothing and accessories to the backing board. Close the frame and inspect your work.

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Use several parallel spacers. Place your other surface on top of these spacers and position it exactly. Set the top surface carefully on the bottom surface. Start in the center and work out toward the edges. 5cm) roller to rid the surface of air bubbles, working from center to edge in all directions. Try a pinch or nip roll for best results. If you've done a thorough job of applying pressure, you can trim the edges almost immediately with power tools or machinery.
summary: Place spacers or dowels on top of surfaces that require exact positioning. Ask an assistant to hold the top item in place while you remove the spacers. Apply uniform pressure on the two surfaces to adhere them. Use a three-inch (7. Trim the sides after the surfaces have been rolled and the bond has been set.