Darken the spider's eyes.
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One-sentence summary -- Draw a small circle for the spider's head and add a bigger circle for the body. Draw two oblongs in front of the head for the pedipalps. Draw four zigzag lines on one side of the spider for its legs. Draw the same zigzag lines on the opposite side of the spider. Draw two small circles for the eyes of the spider. Darken the outline for the spider's body. Draw the spider's legs using the zigzag lines as guide. Make the spider hairy by sketching short small strokes on its head and body. Erase unnecessary lines and color the drawing.

Unlike other GTA games, San Andreas' protagonist, Carl "CJ" Johnson has a wide array of stats that can be altered by player's choices. With high stats, missions get significantly easier; with low stats, they can become next to impossible. Start with the easiest and cheapest stat to train, stamina. Every in-game day, spend some time sprinting Carl around until he gets tired. Other ways to improve stamina include riding a bicycle and swimming. The gyms also provide exercise equipment for quickly and efficiently improving CJ's stamina and other physical stats. Try the treadmill and the exercise bike. You can get stamina as high as you want with no ill effects. Eventually, once you complete the optional "Burglar" mission (by stealing a total of $10,000 worth of goods from houses), Carl will be granted functionally infinite stamina; before then, training it will save his life in police chases and other tricky, fast-paced situations. In addition to stamina, CJ has muscle mass and body fat whose percentages can be altered by working out. To build muscle mass, lift weights at the gym. You're aiming for a rating of around 75-85% to maximize physical strength without sacrificing speed or agility. Body fat can be lowered to about 5% with no ill effects; get rid of it completely, and CJ may lose muscle mass during strenuous physical activity. All exercise decreases fat over time. You may also want to build up CJ's lung capacity, allowing him to stay underwater for longer periods of time. Lung capacity can be trained by swimming underwater until the last second and then resurfacing for air. Finding oysters on the ocean floor also has a minor effect on it, and after collecting all fifty hidden oysters, lung capacity is removed altogether and you can stay underwater for as long as you wish. Lung capacity isn't exceptionally useful except in a few scenarios. Don't forget to eat properly as you train. Eating most foods will cause CJ to gain some fat, but food is also very important to building stamina and muscle mass. Whenever you eat, if your body fat is above about 3%, order a salad, as it's the only food that doesn't add fat. If you're practically out of fat, eat anything else to gain it back (up to 3% per meal), then work it back down to around 5% before each mission. In between training Carl's body, spend time driving or piloting every vehicle you can get your hands on. There are four vehicle stats: bicycles, motorcycles, cars, and aircraft. The only way to train any of them is to drive any vehicle of the appropriate category. As CJ's skill level increases, vehicles begin to handle better in terms of turning, braking, and general stability. High skill with motorcycles and bicycles also gives Carl a better chance to avoid being knocked off when you've collided a car. Mastering vehicle stats takes a fair amount of time. Just keep at it steadily and space out your vehicle training with other types of training sessions. CJ's weapon skills are trainable just like his vehicle skills; unfortunately, as opposed to those, there's a separate skill gauge for nearly every individual weapon. Weapon skills are trained by shooting people or vehicles, and range from "Poor" to "Hitman." At the Hitman level, CJ can dual wield some weapons, including sawn-off shotguns, pistols, and machine pistols (the Micro-Uzi and the Tec-9). Some weapons can't be trained. These include thrown weapons like grenades, sniper rifles, all melee weapons (baseball bats, spades, etc.), and all heavy weapons, such as the rocket launcher. CJ will deal more damage with a melee weapon if his muscle mass is high. It can be difficult to safely train CJ's weapon skills, since shooting people will get you into trouble with the police in short order, and shooting vehicles only counts until the vehicles are destroyed (at which point they explode). Try shooting from nearby a save point or change of clothes, both of which will reduce your wanted level when used.
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One-sentence summary -- Start with stamina. Build other physical stats. Master vehicle stats. Become a weapons master.

Turn your garment inside out and place the fabric onto a flat surface with the wrong side facing up. Use bias tape to measure the edge of the fabric as the length of bias tape should be the same as the edge of the fabric that you want to encase. Once unwrapped, find the wider side of the bias tape and place it on the back of the fabric. Alight the raw edge by using flat hair clips instead of standard sewing pins. Bias tape will always have a slightly wider back side than the front because it allows you to easily catch the back portion when stitching from the front. Remove the hair clips as you sew along the folded crease of tape. Backtack at the start and end of the stitch. Use a bobbin thread to match the main fabric and not the bias tape as this will be visible when worn so you want it the thread to be as subtle as possible. Backtack is also known as a backstitch and refers to stitching at the beginning and end of a seam line in the reverse direction. You only need to backtack for a few stitches to secure the stitch. Most sewing machines provide this function with a simple knob or button. The raw edge should be wrapped with the bias tape and secured with hair clips. The stitching you created with the sewing machine should now be covered by the edge of the bias tape. Gently pull the tape as you fold it up and over the raw edge of the material. You want the tape to lie as straight and flat as you can. If you pull the tape too hard over the fabric as you fold it over, it may pucker once you stitch it. Remove the bobbin thread and replace it with a thread that matches the colour of the tape and stitch the tape. Backtack at the start and end of your stitching. Remove your clips as you closely stitch to the front edge of the bias tape. Catch the back side of the tape as you stitch.
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Measure the edge of your fabric that you want to sew the bias tape onto. Prepare the bias tape and use flat hair pins to align with your fabric. Use your sewing machine to stitch along the folded crease of tape. Turn the project face up and secure the tape. Change the bobbin thread.