In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: . If you are using a pattern, then it is important to read the instructions carefully before you get started. Missing or misunderstanding a step can result in issues with your finished garment. Read through the instructions and make notes of anything that will require special attention, such as where to place the pattern on your fabric when you cut it out or what kind of stitch to use when you sew your pieces together. Lay out your pattern and then begin cutting out all of the pieces as indicated. Cut along the lines for the size of overalls you will need. Set each pattern piece aside as you go. Next, lay out your fabric and begin pinning the paper pattern pieces onto your fabric. Make sure to pay attention to the pattern instructions for pinning because some pieces may need to be pinned to a piece of folded fabric in a certain way. After you have pinned all of your pieces in place, you can begin cutting them out. You may leave the pattern piece pinned onto the fabric pieces to make them easier to identify later, or identify the pieces another way if you prefer, such as by marking the wrong side of the fabric pieces with chalk.
Summary: Read your pattern's instructions Cut out all of the pattern pieces. Pin the cutouts to the fabric and cut around the edges.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can add new photos to Photos of You by tagging yourself in any photo you have uploaded. To tag a photo you've already posted, tap the Profile icon and scroll to the photo you'd like to tag. Tap the (iOS) or (Android) menu above the photo, then choose "Edit." It is not possible to add a tag to someone else's photo and have that appear in Photos of You. The person who posts the photo must tag you for it to show up. You can skip this step if you're not uploading a new photo. Whether you have uploaded a new photo or are tagging an existing one, you'll see "Tag People" as an option. If this is a photo of you, you can tap somewhere on your face. This is a matter of personal preference, and most people will not notice the tag location. Once you choose your username, it will appear where you chose to tag the photo. The tag is not visible others unless they tap your photo to view all tags. If this is a new photo, add your caption (if you want) and then tap "Share." If this was an existing photo, tap the checkmark again to save your tag. The recently-tagged image will now appear at the top of Photos of You.
Summary: Tap the camera icon in the bottom toolbar and select a photo to upload. Edit your photo (if desired) and then tap "Next". Tap "Tag People". Tap an area of the photo to tag. Type your Instagram username, then select it from the search results. Tap the checkmark to finish tagging. Tap the Photos of You icon on your profile.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Apologizing too much signals to ourselves and others that we are ashamed or regretful of something about our very presence. This is best seen in situations where you clearly did nothing wrong in the moment (e.g., bumping into a chair and apologizing to it). If there is nothing to take the blame for, why do you apologize? Emotionally sensitive people who care about the feelings and experiences of others more than their own may over-apologize. This can result in a steady but hard to recognize disrespect or denial of one's own value. Studies have shown that apologies more frequently reflect shame than a belief that a wrong has been committed. Men tend to apologize much less frequently than women, and research suggests that this is because women tend to have a wider sense of what constitutes offensive behavior. Men often have a very limited sense of what might be seen as offensive. Because more possible offenses exist in women's perceptions, they are likely to feel responsible more often than men do. Excessive apologizing in women is partly an issue of social conditioning for which you are not at fault. While changing this habit requires effort, it can be comforting to know that it is not necessarily something "wrong" with you. How are others in your life affected when you apologize too often? Not only are you likely to be discounted as inadequate or incompetent, but people close to you may begin to suffer, too. Apologizing may cause others to feel isolated for not understanding the offense or as if they are so threatening and harsh that their behavior is causing you to apologize frequently. For example, if you say "sorry, I arrived a few minutes early" the other person may wonder what is causing you to walk on eggshells with her. Perhaps she will also feel that her big smile when you walked in early was ignored or unappreciated.
Summary:
Recognize how over-apologizing reflects on you. Acknowledge gender differences. Examine the effects on others.