Q: Fold over each of your fabric pieces so that the short ends are lined up and the right sides (print or color sides) are facing each other. Then, sew along the short edges to form each piece into a circle. If you prefer, you can wait to add a seam on the skirt until after you have sewed all of the tiers together. This may be a better option if you are planning to do more than three tiers. Take your top tier piece and fold over about " to 1" (depending on the width of your elastic) of fabric of one of the long edges so that the wrong sides (non-print or non-color sides) are facing each other. This will be the waistband of your skirt. Sew along this edge to create the waistband. Make sure to leave enough space to add your elastic in later. Leave a small 1" to 2" gap in the seam to insert the elastic. It is easier to hem the bottom of your skirt before you start to gather your pieces and sew them together. Fold over about " of fabric of one of the long edges of the bottom piece (your largest tier). Then, sew along this edge to create the bottom hem. You will be sewing the tiers together, but first you need to gather them. You will start by gathering the bottom tier and sewing it onto the bottom of the middle tier. To gather the bottom tier, sew a baste stitch into the top of the bottom tier (not the edge that you just hemmed). If you want, you can sew a permanent stitch over the baste stitch when it is gathered to your liking. However, sewing the middle tier to the bottom tier will create this permanent stitch, so it is not absolutely necessary to stitch over the baste stitch. Line up the edges so that the right sides of your fabric are facing each other. Then, pin along these edges about " to " inch from the edge of the fabric. Be sure to line up the center seams on the bottom and middle tiers. If you did not create the center seam yet, then make sure that the ends are even. You can adjust the gathering before you start pinning the pieces together to make sure that the pieces are the same length. After you have pinned all the way around the pieces, sew the pieces together, removing the pins as you sew. Next, you will need to repeat the baste stitch on the top of your middle tier, but this time you will be gathering the fabric so that it is the same size as your top tier piece. Add your baste stitch and then adjust until the middle tier piece matches your top tier piece. After you have gathered the middle piece to match the top tier piece, begin pinning the wrong sides together. Pin all the way around the pieces and then sew the two pieces together. Make sure that you line up the center seams on the middle and top tiers. Remove the pins as you sew. If you have more than three tiers, then you will need to continue to baste and stitch until you have added all of your tiers.
A: Sew the ends together. Fold over edge of top piece and sew. Create the bottom hem. Add baste stitch to bottom tier. Pin and sew the bottom tier to the middle tier. Create a baste stitch on top of middle tier. Pin and sew the middle tier to the top tier.

Q: If you like makeup, make sure you only use a little bit. Instead of a bright colored lipstick, wear a pink lip gloss or just some chap-stick. Anymore make-up than this, can be a turn off to guys, or can give other girls your age the wrong idea about you. Never make your eyebrows too thin! It makes you look older. Thick eyebrows are beautiful, so don't be self-conscious about it.
A: It's good to take a shower and wash your face at night, so your natural oils will come back during the night and give your face a natural glow. Fix your hair, so that it isn't frizzy, with mousse or styling gel. Make sure to brush your teeth to work up to those perfect celebrity teeth you've been dreaming of. Wear a thin to medium layer of eyeliner and a little mascara. If you feel that your eyebrows are thick and uneven, just pluck the stray hairs hanging out around the shape of your brows.

Q: When considering how much you want to spend on a gift, the most important thing is that you feel comfortable with the amount you are giving. Knowing how much you can spend will help you determine which kind of tickets you should get. Some tickets can get very expensive while other tickets are cheaper to get. Other things that you could consider are the importance of the occasion and the importance of your relationship with that person. If you are getting tickets for a family member, you'll most likely want to spend more on it than if you're getting it for a friend or acquaintance. Think about the person's personality and the things that they regularly like to do. You want to get tickets they will be excited about. Once you have a list of potential tickets, you can start to narrow down your options based on budget and their schedule. For instance, if the person is a sports buff you should get them tickets to see a sporting event. If the person's favorite band is coming to town, you can get them tickets to see them perform. Figure out when the person works or if they have a vacation coming up. Consider their schedule when purchasing tickets and try to choose a time or day when they aren't usually working. You can also ask the person about their schedule without making your gift intentions obvious. Say something like "I know you don't usually work on the weekends, but are you going to be doing anything on the 25th? Want to hang out or something?" If the person has time off from work coming up, you can purchase them tickets for a longer vacation. Tickets make for great gifts because they are an experience that can leave lasting memories. When you are purchasing tickets for someone, consider if you can go with them. If you are good friends, they will appreciate the company, and you can share the memory together. For example, you can both see a sports game together, go to the movies together, or both go to a play. If you are getting vacation tickets for someone in your family, see if you can adjust your schedule to go with them.
A: Figure out how much you want to spend. Write down a list of the gift recipient's interests and hobbies. Determine the person's schedule. Plan on going with them.

Q: Khaki is the most popular safari clothing color, because it will help you blend in to your surroundings. During the dry season, wearing khaki, brown, or tan will help you blend in to the landscape. Sticking to these colors also helps to hide dirt. Your clothes will likely get dirty as you hike through brush or travel along dusty roads, and if your wardrobe is made up of mostly browns, tans, or khaki, the dirt will be hidden better. Depending on where you are for your safari, the rainy season will occur at different times of the year. Wherever you are during rainy season, wear greens and browns. The foliage will be greener and you'll blend in better. Bright colors - especially red - can scare of the wildlife you're on safari to see! White will actually attract the attention of game if you're on a walking safari, and make the animals more likely to flee. Blue has been known to attract the tsetse fly in Eastern Africa. Tsetses can transmit diseases that can make you quite ill, so it's best to avoid wearing blue and keep them away!. In most African countries, camouflage clothing is associated with soldiers. It might seem like a good idea to wear to blend in with your surroundings, but you don't want to mislead people about who you are or why you're there.
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Wear khakis, browns, and tans during dry season. Wear browns and greens during rainy season. Avoid bright colors, including white. Avoid blue in Eastern Africa. Do not wear camouflage clothing.