Problem: Article: Get out 4 slices of white bread. You can use bread that's a day or two stale or you can toast it a little in the oven or toaster. Take the bread and tear it into small pieces. Use your favorite kind of bread for the breadcrumbs. If you'd like white breadcrumbs, use white bread and trim off the crusts. For whole-wheat breadcrumbs, use a soft-whole wheat bread and leave the crusts on. Place the pieces of bread into a food processor. Blitz the bread until you get coarse bread crumbs. Avoid processing the bread for too long or it may become gummy and clog up the processor. You can use the fresh breadcrumbs or store them in an airtight container. If you don't have a food processor, you can process the bread in a coffee or spice grinder. You can also freeze the slices of bread until they're hard and rub them against a grater to make fresh breadcrumbs. Fresh breadcrumbs absorb a lot of moisture, so they're great for baking. Consider using fresh breadcrumbs in recipes for meatballs, meatloaf, or seafood patties. You can also top casseroles or seafood with the fresh breadcrumbs. The breadcrumbs will become slightly crisp once the food bakes in the oven.
Summary: Tear the bread into pieces. Blitz the bread in a food processor. Use the fresh breadcrumbs.

Problem: Article: Because the game is usually played outdoors, make sure you create a durable box able to withstand the elements as well as the pounding from the game itself. If you will be playing at a specific location, make sure to measure the dimensions to create a suitable board. Know what type of surface you'll be playing on. Some surfaces, like sand, may need extra design features to increase the durability of your board. Whether you're creating a simple box for your background or a mobile box with wheels and a graphic design, budget how much time and resources will be needed to create your design. There are a lot of variations to the washer game. Whether your rules require 3 hole boards, one hole boxes, nesting 3 hole boards, octagon boxes, or washer pits, make sure you design your board accordingly.
Summary: Know where you will be playing. Create a budget. Know your playing style.

Problem: Article: Open the window and place your fan in the windowsill. Make sure it's balanced. Then, lower the top panel of the window until it's securely pressing down against the top of the fan. This will prevent the fan from slipping out of place and either falling into your home or down outside of your home. If your windows open sideways rather than vertically, open the window wide enough to accommodate the width of the fan. Then close the window so the fan is held in place between the sliding window pane and the wall. The fans won't be able to effectively cool your home if there are gaps between the sides of the window frame and the edges of your fans. Tape paper over the gaps on the inside of the window beside inward-blowing fans. Or, pull out the plastic extender panels on the sides of the fan to keep air from escaping beside the fans. Blocking the gaps beside fans blowing outward is difficult. Tape up paper or cardboard on the outside of the window, if it's accessible. If you can't access the outside of the window, securely tape the paper or cardboard down on the inside of the window. If it's warmer outside than inside, your fans will blow hot air around. So, turn the fans on when it's cooler outside in order to bring in cool air and lower the temperature inside your home. This will also reduce your need to use air conditioning during the day, since your home will have cooled off at night. Turn off and remove the fans before you close the windows and blinds or drapes on warm days. Shutting the blinds or drapes will reduce solar heating. If you leave the fans on during the heat of the day, they'll blow hot air into the home. Removing fans from windows when not in use might be difficult for the elderly or disabled individuals. In such cases, leave the fans in the windows. Select a size of towel that matches the size of the fan. So, if the fan is 18 inches (46cm) across, use a towel with roughly the same width. The wet towel will dramatically increase the fans' cooling performance for about 1 hour. The air propelled by the fan will push past the towel and the cold water will lower the temperature of the air.
Summary: Close each window tightly around the fan to hold it in place. Cover gaps on either side of the fans if they're smaller than the frame. Turn on window fans at night when it's cooler outside than inside. Remove the fans and close the windows when it's warm outside. Drape a cold, wet towel over inward-blowing fans when it's hot out.

Problem: Article: Decide whether you want to view your block letters from above or below, and whether you want them to face to the right or the left. If you were looking at them straight on from the front, they'd just look like ordinary block letters, so you have to tilt them to make it 3D. Your vantage point will determine the direction your draw your diagonal lines in the next step. Be sure to draw all of the lines so that they tilt in the same direction. If it helps, choose a vanishing point in the background. Then, use a straight edge to line up each line with that vanishing point before you draw it. If you're viewing your letters from above, the lines should tilt up. If you're viewing from below, they should tilt down. Draw the lines to the right if you want your letter facing left and to the right if you want them facing right. Practice drawing these lines in different directions until you figure out what you like. Most people draw their block letters viewed from above. Use horizontal, vertical, and curved lines to connect the ends of the diagonal lines. This will be drawing the back side of the letters. Think of it like drawing a cube, where you first draw a square, then small diagonal lines, and then connect the lines in another square. It's just like that, except the shapes are letters instead of squares.
Summary:
Choose a vantage point for your letters to make them 3D. Draw small diagonal lines from the corners of your letters in pencil. Connect the ends of the diagonal lines together.