You can do this quickly by typing "paint" into the Windows search bar and clicking Paint in the search results. If you have Windows 10, use the "Using Paint 3D" method instead. It's not possible to make the white background transparent in MS Paint. This method will teach you how to cut out the part of the image you want to keep and paste it onto a different background. It's at the top-left corner of Paint. Be sure to select the image with a white background. It's in the toolbar at the top of the screen, to the right of the color palette. It's in the toolbar at the top of the screen (in the "Tools" panel). The background color will now appear in the "Color 2" box. Even if the color of the box was already white, this is just an extra precaution to take in case image's background has any gray or other tints to it. It's in the toolbar that runs along the top of Paint. This displays a drop-down menu. It's at the bottom of the menu. A check mark will appear next to the option to show that it's selected. The Transparent Select tool ignores the white background when you copy images in Paint and paste them into another image. This re-opens the menu. It's at the top of the menu. This tool lets you draw a box around the subject to select it. Click and drag the mouse until you've surrounded the entire subject, then lift your finger from the button. A dotted rectangular selection box will appear around the selected area. Everything within your selection that doesn't match the color in "Color 2" will be preserved. If the background isn't completely white (such as if there are shadows or objects in the background you don't want to keep), choose Freeform selection instead so you can trace around just the part of the image you want to keep. It's near the top-left corner of Paint in the "Clipboard" panel. This copies your selection. Now that your selection is copied, you can open the image you want to paste it on. You'll be prompted to save or discard the changes to the image you're working on before the new one will open. Click File in the upper-right corner. Click New to create a new file, or click Open to open a different image. It's near the top-left corner of Paint. This pastes the selected part of the previous image onto the new image. Click and drag the pasted selection to move it. There may still be some white around the edges of the image you pasted. Keep reading to learn how to fix this. It's next to the palette at the top of the screen. If there is any white around the edges of the image you pasted, click the background right next to the white edge to select the color directly behind the white edge. This will allow you to paint the white areas to match the selected color. It's the paintbrush icon to the right of the "Tools" panel at the top of Paint. You can click the arrow pointing down below the brush to select different brush types. Use the brush tool to color over any white edges that may remain around the object you pasted. Zoom in and try not to color within the image. If the background is not a solid color, you may need to use the eyedropper tool more than once. Click the drop-down menu below Size to change brush sizes. Use a larger brush size to color over the bulk of the remaining white edge, then zoom in and switch to a smaller brush for precision. Look for any white parts of the image that the Transparent Select tool didn't copy. Use the brush tool to color them back in. If you accidentally color over a part of the image you don't want to, press Ctrl+Z to undo the mark.

Summary: Open Paint. Click the File menu. Click Open. Select an image and click Open. Click Color 2. Click the eyedropper icon. Click a blank area of the white background. Click the down-arrow under Select. Click Transparent selection. Click the down-arrow under Select again. Click Rectangular selection. Select the part of the image you want to keep. Click Copy. Create or open a new file. Click Paste. Click Color 1. Click the eyedropper tool in the toolbar. Click the background next to the white edges. Click the paintbrush tool. Paint over the white edges.

Four pint-sized mason jars should accommodate one pound of garlic. Into each of the four mason jars, place 1/4 of the desired spices, along with one sprig of thyme and one bay leaf. Be careful not to overstuff all garlic should eventually be fully submerged in the pickling solution. Wipe the mouths of the jars to remove any pickling solution. Screw the lid on securely, but do not over-tighten it. The process of heating and cooling the jars will create an airtight seal. Raise the temperature on the burner under the canner to bring the water to a slow boil. Put the jars of garlic into the canner using jar tongs. Add more boiling water to the canner if necessary to bring the water level to at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) over the tops of the jars. Place a metal standing tray on the bottom of your canner for the mason jars to rest atop. The mason jars may break if they sit on the bottom of the canner, next to the direct heat from the burner. The process of heating the pickling solution up and then eventually cooling it down will create a vacuum seal in the headspace, preserving the garlic. Take care not to tilt the jars when removing them. Make sure the jars are sealed properly with this simple trick: After they are completely cool, push on the center of each jar to see if it pops up and down. If it does, the jar has not sealed properly. Restart the canning process with the jars that didn't seal if you have too many to use up quickly. Use new lids on the jars and leave them in the canner for the full 15 minutes again.

Summary: Fill each jar with desired spices and herbs. Fill the jars evenly with the remaining garlic cloves. Add enough pickling solution to fully cover garlic in each jar, then top with a slice of lemon to keep the garlic under the pickling solution. Get the canner going. Leave the jars in the canner, on low boil, for 15 minutes. Remove the jars from the hot water and allow to cool completely.

Origami is the art of folding any kind of paper. Different kinds of paper can help you make a wallet that is large and durable enough for your needs. Make sure your choice suits your intended use for the wallet. Whatever you choose, it should be sturdy and thick. Origami paper. This is paper designed for origami artwork. It should fold easily, and you will have a wide range of options for color. On the other hand, this is a little more expensive than regular paper, and may only make a wallet large enough for coins and small notes. Paper bag. If you are looking for a larger and more durable wallet, you can use a medium-sized paper bag from the grocery store or other shopping trip. You will need to cut a square out of the bag, but you will have much more flexibility in wallet size.

Summary: Choose your paper.

These people will make you feel more confident about yourself and you should realize that it doesn't matter what haters say as long as you have good friends by your side.
Summary: Surround yourself with friends and people who like you for who you are.