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How to create holiday traditions as a newly married couple
Try new things.
Part of creating your own traditions involves doing things for the holidays that you've never done before. This is especially important if you've decided not to spend time with either of your families during the holidays.
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- Activities you and your spouse may have not done before (and certainly will not do) can be like trying new foods. You may try to make new traditions that you're not used to, but that you enjoyed when you were younger or want to do again tomorrow and again.
- It's important to keep things positive and have fun with each other. If one of your parents is controlling, family dynamics often impact traditions because one parent gets what he wants while another usually ignores it.
- If you want to keep living traditions as you would when separated, you will need to collaborate to develop new ways of doing things together, from making crafts for each day and exposing your family to new foods, holiday displays and tricks. Stick to a budget that ends in at least six months.
- Have a few ideas of things that sound fun to do. You'll soon find what things you'd like to keep as traditions and which ones to leave behind.

answer: Have a few ideas of things that sound fun to do. You'll soon find what things you'd like to keep as traditions and which ones to leave behind.

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How to make a planchette
Choose a material.
Traditionally, planchettes are made from a thin piece of attractive wood, such as birch, mahogany, or oak. However, you can make a planchette from any lightweight material, such as thick cardboard, utility board, or a clear hard sheet of plastic.
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- Find a material that is sturdy enough to withstand scraping, such as a cotton or canvas. Crystal planchettes are good options for beginners because they are straightforward to use and won't require a much scrapping or sanding.
- However, you can also use cloth planchettes, which are transparent, to go with planchettes. You can also buy them from craft stores.
- Too much wood can damage your planchettes. Bamboo is a particularly good choice, as it holds up well to pressure and durability.
- Cut out a planchette shape. Use a utility knife (for cardboard), a saw (for wood), or a plastic scoring knife (for plastic) to cut your planchette into the desired shape.

answer: Cut out a planchette shape. Use a utility knife (for cardboard), a saw (for wood), or a plastic scoring knife (for plastic) to cut your planchette into the desired shape.

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How to wash a leotard
Choose your stain remover.
The source of the stain will play a role in how you get rid of it. A tomato-based stain, for instance, requires a different approach to removal than an ink stain.
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- The resulting stain will take time to remove, and may only be dealt with with in a more personal setting. The tomato-based stain is very porous and should be scrubbed with a mixture of cornstarch and water.
- Accordingly, find an ink-based stain remover in a pinch and see which has the most success. Consider dyeing your leotard.
- Removal tools include chalk, baking soda, peroxide, and vinegar, each of them ideally suited to a certain type of stain. Vinegar is great for whitening and removing grass stains.
- Consider the brand, color, and materials you're treating when deciding on an application method. For example, oil stains from urine, for instance, are most often treated with baking soda and hydrogen peroxide.

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Removal tools include chalk, baking soda, peroxide, and vinegar, each of them ideally suited to a certain type of stain. Vinegar is great for whitening and removing grass stains.