Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Ask him questions about himself and listen to what he says. Don't play hard to get. Maintain a sense of mystery.

Answer: Most people really like to talk about themselves. It feels good when someone is genuinely interested in your opinion and experiences and wants you to share those things. Ask about his hobbies or his favorite bands and movies. People tend to have a very positive opinion about people who ask them questions about themselves. Make sure you weigh in, too. The conversation shouldn't be all about him. Share your own thoughts and opinions (and don't feel you always have to agree with him). You may think that flirting up a storm with other guys will show him that you're desirable and have other options, but playing hard to get rarely works. Research shows that we are more attracted to people who are selective. So if you're in a group and none of the other guys seem to hold your attention, but you have a big smile just for your crush, you're going to catch his interest. This doesn't mean you have to be rude, mean, or ignore other guys. But if you were thinking about flirting with someone just to make your crush jealous, you might want to think again. If he knows everything about you right off the bat, he'll lose the fun and anticipation of slowly getting to know what makes you tick. So hold back a little bit. Don't call, message, or text him constantly. Give him the time and room to think and wonder about you. Let him be curious about you and what you're doing. Don't ignore him or be rude, but don't always be available.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Gather your materials. Cut your petals. Pinch and glue the petals. Glue the large petals to a base. Glue the smaller petals on. Add the button and a pin.

Answer: For a rose with a button in the middle, you'll need at least a foot of fabric, a hot glue gun, and something to put in the center (like a button, a pin, or a small gem). Cut out 12 petal shapes out of the fabric. Make 6 about an inch long, and 6 a little less than an inch long. For each petal, pinch the base and put a dot glue to secure it like that. First, cut out a small circle from the fabric for the base of the rose. Then glue all of the pinched bases of the petals to the center of the circle. The circle you use for the base should be something around 1" to 2" wide. Glue each of the smaller petals on to their larger counterparts. Be careful not to burn yourself with the glue. You can either glue the petals directly over the large petals or you can place them so that they point out at a different angle. Glue the button or other center piece to the middle of the rose. If you want, you can attach a safety pin to the back of the flower to use it as a brooch.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Wear gloves in cold weather. Protect your hands from housework. Drink plenty of water. Limit your lotion. Avoid hot water on your hands. Use good soap. Use sunscreen.

Answer: Cold weather causes a lot of damage to skin, causing it to dry and crack. Wearing gloves in cooler temperatures protects the skin. Buy multiple pairs of mittens and gloves, to go with every outfit. If you work outside, remember to always keep a replacement pair of gloves in your vehicle's aptly-named glove compartment. Wearing rubber or latex gloves to wash dishes is essential to softening your hands. The chemicals of cleaning products also damage skin. Having multiple pairs of rubber or latex gloves will save your hands. Disposable latex gloves can be worn to do gardening work, saving the skin while still allowing for subtle touch. Use gloves when handling hot peppers, zucchini, eggplant or other foods that might result in drying hands. Most experts agree that 8 cups per day is needed to remain hydrated. Remember, your skin is an organ and it requires water like other organs for proper functioning. Without water, your skin will become dry and cracked. Avoid alcohol, which dehydrates your skin. Keeping a water bottle or a glass of water near your work space will help you remember to drink water throughout the day. Moisturizers can be helpful, but they should be applied in small doses. If you use lotion more than twice a day, you may be preventing your hands from using their own moisture. If you need to occasionally apply extra lotion, that's fine. The best lotion includes lanolin, a natural moisturizer that comes from sheep. Petroleum jelly is another good moisturizer for dry hands. Hot water strips the skin of its natural oils, and dries out hands and fingers. Use lukewarm tap water, just about the same temperature as the air. Hot water that causes your hands to become red is too hot. The red comes from dilated blood vessels just beneath the surface of the skin. The capillaries open, and more blood flows to your hands, resulting in more fluid loss. Stay away from hot-air hand dryers as well. Look for a hand soap that contains aloe vera, vegetable oils, avocado or cocoa butter. Soaps with vitamin E and jojoba oil can help protect against dry skin conditions. If you don't need to wash your hands for hygienic purposes, use a gentle liquid soap without water. Simply rub the soap into your palms, and blot it off gently. This can be particularly effective for someone with eczema. Choose soap based on your own experience, as skin conditions vary widely. Sun acts on skin to dry it out and results in damage. If you don't like the feeling of sunscreen on your palm, wipe it off with a wet wipe after applying it to the backs of your hands. Good sunscreen protects your skin from dust as well as sun damage. Sunscreen often includes skin moisturizers which can help soften skin.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Twist with flat pliers. Hammer silver wire into jewelry. Use different hammers for different effects. Try hot forging.

Answer:
Serrated tongs will mark the silver, so precious metal jewelers use flat pliers only. You may find several sizes and shapes handy if you're making a lot of jewelry, including round nose pliers and wire cutting pliers. Silver is quite malleable, and thick silver wire is often shaped into necklaces or arm bands. Simple lay the wire on a small anvil or other flat, hard metal surface and tap repeatedly and gently with a mallet or hammer into the desired shape. To attach a pendant, wrap the wire around an object, or solder it to a pendant with a sterling silver attachment point. For precise control, you can use several hammers, most commonly a flat mallet and a round ball peen hammer, or a couple examples of each in different sizes. Once the shape is complete, you can use a texturing hammer to alter the surface feel, or a planishing hammer to smooth out the dents on a bent or curved surface. For the most predictable and controlled effect, let the hammer fall from directly above the silver, striking the surface at a 90 angle. This is not a common approach for silver, since it can be manipulated while cold. However, if you have some experience under your belt and want to experiment with tight, intricate curves, hot forging could be the next step. You'll need a small gas forge or possibly an electric oven with excellent temperature control able to heat the silver to a cherry-red glow and keep it stable at that temperature while you manipulate it with pliers and hammering. The correct temperature is typically around 1100F (600C), but this varies depending on the exact alloy of your sterling silver.