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As you trace, experiment with making thinner and thicker lines. Varying the line weight can add visual interest and a sense of depth to your mandala. You can switch to a different pen with a heavier weight of ink, or just press down harder, depending on your pen. If you've already drawn the mandala in ink, you can skip this step. At this point, you've drawn all the shapes that you need for your mandala, but you can make your design even more intricate by drawing extra details inside your shapes. Try adding small circles, or leaves, or draw patterns like diagonal lines inside some of your shapes. For a cohesive look, add the designs symmetrically. Tear-drops and diamonds are tiny designs that are easy to draw and look intricate. Now that you've finished drawing your mandala design in ink, it's time to get rid off the template of circles you drew at the beginning in pencil. Make sure that the ink has dried before you start erasing, so that you don't smudge the ink. Gently wipe away your eraser shavings so that they don't get stuck to your paper. You may want to photocopy your mandala before you color it in, so that you can color it in many different times, or give copies to your friends to color. You can choose to just leave the mandala a simple black and white design, but it can also be quite fun to color it in. You can color in different sections of your mandala with patterns or solid sections of color. Use watercolor for a light, gentle look. Just keep in mind that watercolor can easily bleed over lines if you aren't used to painting with it. Use colored pencil, crayons, or markers if you prefer.

summary: Trace over your design in pen if you drew it in pencil. Add fine details within the shapes. Erase your pencil markings once you've inked your mandala. Color in your mandala, if you'd like.

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Do not enter a house or other building affected by fire until you have received word from a professional that it is safe to do so. How soon after a fire you are allowed back in the building will depend on the severity of the fire and the measures employed to put the fire out. Assess the damage to your belongings once you are back inside. Decide what you want to try to clean, and what you need to discard. As soon as possible, open windows in each room for increased ventilation and bring in a small fan to increase the amount of air flow into the room. This will help clear the building of any residual smoke, minimize the smoke odor, and provide fresh and soot-free air for you to breathe. Run a dehumidifier with the windows closed if you live in a climate with warm, humid weather and have associated water damage along with smoke damage. In this situation, multiple powerful fans will be key. Change your furnace filter daily if your heat is running. Do this until it the filter shows no soot. Fans and dehumidifiers will help with this task. However, if water hoses were used to put out the fire, it may be best to hire professionals to do fire/water damage combination cleanup. Contact your insurance company for approved restoration contractors that you can contact. Visit the Better Business Bureau website or Angie's list to find trustworthy contractors. If you attempt to dry out your house yourself, beware of any mold or mildew underneath beneath carpets and floors. Remove all carpets from the home. The presence of mold can be a serious health risk and can damage your floors beyond repair. If possible, invest in some large swamp fans to help dry and air out your home.

summary: Get permission from a fire marshal to safely re-enter your home. Allow fresh air to circulate. Dry wet items before attempting to clean smoke damage.

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your dog at a young age. Between the ages of 4 to 14 (or possibly up to 18) weeks old a puppy goes through a period of socialization. You should expose your puppy to a wide variety of places and people during this period, so that it knows that new places and people are a normal part of life. Walk or carry your puppy in public places, such as busy shopping streets and marketplaces, so it gets used to being around people. With this type of early exposure, it is less likely to feel threatened when it sees someone it doesn't know. Bring a wide variety of people to your home. Having strangers in your home will teach the dog that it is normal for new people to show up and they shouldn't feel threatened by this occurring in the future. Play is essential in a dog's life and it can be very helpful in building a relationship with your dog. Malinois in particular are affectionate dogs that love spending time with their people. Thus, from a young age you should spend quality time with your dog every day. At least 30 minutes of play each day is a good amount for a small puppy, while an older dog can use more time to play and exercise with you. For example, you could give your Malinois a small rubber ball to play with. Throw the ball to the puppy and then practice fetching it. When creating a good foundation for training, you should make sure not to get angry or to be violent with the dog. Malinois do not generally respond to aggressive training techniques. Instead, avoid treating your puppy harshly while its still young so that it will trust you and will be enthusiastic about doing what you ask it to do. Manage your expectations for the dog's behavior and focus on creating a bond based in affection instead of fear. While it is important to stop negative behaviors, such as going to the bathroom in the house, redirection and showing the dog what it should do instead is much more effective than yelling or hitting the dog. Remember, when you are yelling at a dog it likely has no idea why you are yelling at it.
summary: Socialize Spend quality time with your dog. Be gentle with your dog.