Goal:
Do I use all the eyelets?
OPTIONS:
- Yes, but skip every other eyelet.
- Yes, lace your shoes all the way up.
Answer:
Yes, lace your shoes all the way up.

Goal:
How To Protect Your Hands and Surfaces When Dying Fabric
OPTIONS:
- You can protect your hands and work area when making DIY Batik by wearing rubber gloves and covering your work area with a plastic tarp.
- You can protect your hands and work area when making DIY Batik by wearing cotton socks over your hands and covering your work area with a plastic tarp.
Answer:
You can protect your hands and work area when making DIY Batik by wearing rubber gloves and covering your work area with a plastic tarp.

Goal:
To put a fitted sheet on the bed
OPTIONS:
- slip four of the fitted ends over the ends of the mattress, then pull the forth end of the mattress up bending it toward the center of the mattress somewhat, slip the fitted sheet off it and let it go.
- slip three of the fitted ends over the ends of the mattress, then pull the forth end of the mattress up bending it toward the center of the mattress somewhat, slip the fitted sheet over it and let it go.
Answer:
slip three of the fitted ends over the ends of the mattress, then pull the forth end of the mattress up bending it toward the center of the mattress somewhat, slip the fitted sheet over it and let it go.

Goal:
What can be used to add details to a paper mache mask?
OPTIONS:
- Use paper mache clay to add some details to your mask. Take pieces of the clay and stick it onto the dry paper mask. Smooth the edges of the clay into the paper to blend it and give it a good grip. If the clay seems dry and isn't sticking well, rub a little water on the surface of the clay that you are attaching to the mask.
- Use paper mache clay to add some details to your mask. Take pieces of the clay and stick it onto the wet paper mask. Smooth the edges of the clay into the paper to blend it and give it a good grip. If the clay seems dry and isn't sticking well, rub a little water on the surface of the clay that you are attaching to the mask.
Answer:
Use paper mache clay to add some details to your mask. Take pieces of the clay and stick it onto the dry paper mask. Smooth the edges of the clay into the paper to blend it and give it a good grip. If the clay seems dry and isn't sticking well, rub a little water on the surface of the clay that you are attaching to the mask.