INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The Victorian period lasted from June 1837 to January 1901 (but the style didn't end until 1912), a time in the late 1830s and early 1900s, taking over about two thirds of the nineteenth century. Over the 63 years of the era, the fashion (as well as many other things) had changed drastically. The Victorian Era's name originated from Queen Victoria's reign. Learn who lived in it and take your inspirations directly from your home or findings.

SUMMARY: Know the basics of the era. If you have been inspired by your "Victorian" style home, then study the characteristics.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: A big, dark, simple design is easiest to work with. Print in black and white or dark colors -- you need to see the pattern through the screen. It also has to fit inside your embroidery hoop. If you don't want to use your computer's imaging program, you can draw one yourself. Just make sure it's the right size, is dark enough, and won't transfer to your screen. Unscrew the hoop that opens it and pull your fabric taut across the base of the hoop. Replace the top and twist the screw back in. It doesn't matter if it's centered; you'll only be using the material within the circumference of the hoop. Sheer curtain material works well as your screen. Pick a fabric that's meshy and not quite translucent. The fabric should be directly touching the pattern. Use a pencil to trace your image; if you mess up, you can always go back and erase. Only trace an outline. Cover the outside of your pattern (where your tracing lines are) in a layer of glue. This should not be on your pattern; it should be surrounding it. This glue acts as a shield when you apply the paint -- if you go outside the lines, it won't show on the fabric; it'll just be left on the glue. The glue can go as crazy as it wants outside the pattern -- just make sure it doesn't go inside. When you're finished, wait for it to dry completely. 15 minutes should do the trick. The sheer fabric should be away from the material, separated by the width of the embroidery hoop. Smooth out the fabric underneath the screen to create an even pattern. If you have an ink squeegee, use it to apply your paint to the material. If you don't, use a sponge paintbrush and hold the screen firmly. Be careful that you don't incur any smudges when you lift it off! If it hasn't dried thoroughly, the paint may run. Give it a solid 15 minutes to dry completely. Iron your fabric, following the directions on the bottle of ink or paint you used. Wear away!
Summary: Print off your design on your computer. Place your sheer fabric material in an embroidery hoop. Place the hoop on top of the pattern and start tracing. Flip the hoop fabric side up. Position the screen in place. Pull off the screen and allow your material to dry.

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One-sentence summary -- Draw a human figure with normal proportions. Draw a 'V' for the collar of his shirt. Join the 'V' with straight shoulder lines joining at the base with a common line. Form an irregular box at its bottom joining it for the shirt's lower part. Extend further lines from the waistline downwards. Draw an inverted 'V' between the lines. Extend all the four lines at the bottom for the trousers. Next draw lines from the shoulders on both side of his body for the full-sleeves of the shirt. Draw a horizontal oval at the waistline taking the waistline as its dividing line. Draw the collars. Drop down a vertical straight line for the button line of the shirt. Draw a tiny triangle for the tie-knot cut at its base. Draw another triangle at the centre of the waistline for the tip of the tie. Join the triangles to form the tie. Draw all the details of the clothing with its folds and curves. Erase all unwanted lines. Color the character in his formal clothing.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Go to the library and look up books about people you admire. You will find that they also struggled when they tried to live lives with meaning. Politicians, scientists, writers, and religious leaders have all doubted that their path was the correct one. Some of the most impressive people have felt spiritually empty. This is natural. One must doubt life's inherent meaning, in order to hope that life has significance. You probably know one or two people in your life who you think have found inner peace. You should engage them in conversation. Ask them for advice. Sure, they may not have the perfect answer to your problems, but they might have struggled with the same questions that disturb you. You could ask: "How did you find meaning in your day to day life?" When you were a child, you probably did not struggle with connecting with the universe. You were a different person then. You should meditate on that time in your life. You can also focus on more recent experiences of serenity. Try to understand how you managed to enter those spaces of tranquility. We are each made up of past selves.They still live within our memories. These previous versions of ourselves can teach us lessons if we let them.

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Read memoirs and biographies. Talk to spiritual people. Remember your experiences.