It's the pink, purple, orange, and white camera icon labeled "Instagram." You'll usually find it on the home screen, in the app drawer, or by searching. If you haven't yet installed and signed up for Instagram, you can download the app from the App Store (iPhone/iPad) or Play Store (Android). If you're not already signed in to your account, follow the on-screen instructions to do so now. It's the house at the bottom-left corner of the screen. This opens the Story editor to your camera screen. You can also access this page by swiping right anywhere on the Instagram feed. Story videos can be 15 seconds long. If you record or upload a video longer than 15 seconds, it will be broken into 15-second segments. You can upload as many of these clips as you wish. If you want to record something new, you can do so by tapping and holding the large circle at the bottom-center part of the screen. When you lift your finger, a preview will appear. If you want to post a video from your phone or tablet instead, tap the gallery icon at the bottom-left corner of the camera screen, then select a video. If you want to use one of Instagram's AI masks while you record, swipe through the options that run along the bottom of the screen, then tap the one you want to use. Tap the camera with two curved arrows at the bottom-right corner to toggle between the back and front cameras. This icon is at the top of the screen. An "x" indicates that the sound is disabled. Enter text on the keyboard that appears, and then tap anywhere to on the screen to finish typing. You can customize the text color, font, and size using the on-screen tools, as well as drag text to the desired location. Tap Done when you're finished. It's at the top of the screen. Select a pen size using the slider on the left side of the screen, choose a pen type from the top, and select a color from the palette. Drag your finger to draw anywhere on your video, and tap Done when you're finished. See How to Use Instagram Stories to learn about other fun ways to share videos in your stories. It's at the bottom-left corner of the screen. Your followers can now view your story by tapping your user photo on your profile, or by tapping your story in the reel running along the top of their feed. You can also tap the X at the top-left corner to cancel, or the downward-pointing arrow to download the finished product to your phone or tablet. Story photos and videos disappear after 24 hours.

Summary: Open Instagram on your phone or tablet. Tap the Home icon. Tap the camera icon at the top-left corner. Press and hold the Record button to record video. Tap the speaker to toggle video sound. Tap Aa to add text. Tap the squiggly line to draw. Tap Your Story to share your story.

Pruning encourages the plant to grow, so the best time to trim the plant is at the very start of the growing season, which occurs during spring and summer. This way, the new growth will make your plant look full and healthy. If you like, you can prune your plant after it finishes blooming, instead, but since the pruning will cause the plant to grow, it's best to do at the start of the growing season. Plumeria typically blooms from April through November in the northern hemisphere, and February through April in the southern hemisphere. You don't have to wait for a certain season to prune off unsightly branches. Trim them off of the plant as close to the base as you can get, using the same technique as you would for pruning. When you're pruning plumeria, you can use a knife, pruning shears, or a small saw. Older plumeria especially can get very woody, so a sharp tool is necessary to get a clean cut. Wear gardening gloves to protect your hands and improve your grip. For most plumeria plants, pruning shears are ideal. However, a pruning saw is a good option if you'll be cutting thicker plumeria branches, while a sharp knife would be ideal if you're pruning a younger, smaller plumeria plant. You can prevent the spread of harmful bacteria into the cuts by wiping the blade with rubbing alcohol before you start cutting as well as in between cuts. Plumeria is extremely tolerant to cutting, and it can be cut all the way back to a 12in (30cm) stem without harming the plant. Feel free to cut off any limbs or branches that are in your way or that you don't think look very good. The only way you can over-prune your plant is to cut it all the way to the ground. When you're getting ready to cut, locate the small knot at the base of a branch. This is the branch collar and is a part of the tree, and you should not cut it. Don't cut a limb in the middle of the branch; this is called topping and will not encourage new growth. Angling your cuts will help prevent standing water, which can promote the growth of fungus on the plumeria. The fungus leads to tip rot, which can eventually kill your plant. In addition to protecting the original plumeria plant, cutting the limbs at an angle will give them more surface area to grow roots if you're planning on propagating them. If you do notice water collecting on the tips, treat them with a fungicide.

Summary: Prune your plumeria in the early spring. Remove dead or diseased branches whenever you see them. Use a sharp, sanitized tool to make the cuts. Prune off any unsightly or overgrown branches. Make your cut about 1in (2.5cm) from the base of the limb. Make your cuts at a 45 angle to the branch.

Protect your surfaces from the paint or it may stain them. Make sure to cover a large area. You will be splattering the paint onto your jeans and it is likely to splatter all around your jeans as well. Lay out your tarp or newspapers to cover the area you will be working on. This method of painting jeans requires no paint brushes. Instead, you will be using your hands as a means of splattering paint onto your jeans. To protect your skin from the paint, put on a pair of disposable gloves before you get started. Pour a few ounces of fabric paint into each of your containers. There should be enough of each kind of paint to splatter the surface of your jeans on both sides. Keep in mind that you can always add more paint if you run out. Dip your gloved fingertips into the paint and hold your hand like a closed claw. Then, hold your hand over the jeans and flick paint towards the jeans as you quickly open your hand. Keep splattering your jeans with paint until you are satisfied with the design. You can change colors after you splatter an entire side of your jeans, or after splattering part of one side. Make sure to put on a clean disposable glove before dipping your fingers into a new color of paint. When you are happy with the paint design on one side of your jeans, leave the jeans to dry for one hour or more. If you turn the jeans while the paint is still wet, the paint may smudge. When you are confident that the paint is dry, turn the jeans over. Then, repeat the painting process. The paint on your jeans will need to dry completely before you can wear them. Leave them to dry overnight and then set the paint by tossing your jeans into the dryer or by using a blow dryer on them. After setting the paint, you can wear, wash, and dry your jeans as usual. Enjoy your new pair of splatter painted jeans, and all of the admiring looks and compliments you get while you are wearing them!
Summary: Cover your work area. Put on your gloves. Fill your containers with paint. Dip your gloved fingers into the paint and splatter your jeans. Change colors as desired. Wait for the paint to dry before flipping your jeans over. Let the paint dry completely before wearing the jeans.