Q: In order to make a baby's breath crown using the stem of the flowers as the base, you need to choose a bunch of baby's breath that has a long stem. The stem should be long enough to wrap around your head and fit like a crown. Cut off all of the smaller bunches of baby's breath that shoot off of the main stem. You can either cut them with scissors or just twist them off using your hands. Set these small bunches aside because they will eventually be attached to the crown. Directly under the small bunch of baby's breath at the end of the stalk, tape another small bunch of baby's breath to the stalk. Continue to tape small bunches of baby's breath to the stalk until it is long enough to fit as a crown. Be sure to tuck in the stems with tape, so that you do not have any stems sticking out of the crown. Once you have reached the end of the stalk, carefully bend it into a circle to create the shape of the crown. Use floral tape to attach the two ends together. You can then fill in any gaps with more baby's breath. Simply attach small bunches using the floral tape. You can also wrap a ribbon around the crown in order to make the base more stable.
A: Choose a long bunch of baby's breath. Trim the stem. Tape a small bunch to the stem. Create a circle.

Article: Dropsy is a build-up of fluids inside the goldfish. Thus, the first signs of dropsy will be general bloating. Look for any unusual increase in size of the goldfish. Treating the goldfish at this early stage presents the best chance of saving the goldfish. Beyond the initial bloating, fluid build-up begins at the goldfish's head. As fluid builds up under the goldfish's eyes, they will start to bulge out. This is the classic symptom of dropsy. As fluid build up moves down the goldfish's body, its scales will start to rise up from its body. When the fluid build-up has progressed through the goldfish's whole body, it will look like an opened pinecone. Pearlscale goldfish are sometimes mistakenly diagnosed with dropsy because their scales naturally have a raised bump in the middle. A Pearlscale goldfish likely only has dropsy if its scales are far more raised than usual. Once a goldfish has reached this change it is usually not savable. However, it doesn't hurt to treat the symptoms and try to cure the underlying disease.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Watch for bloat. Look for bulging eyes. Notice distended scales.

Problem: Article: Use the USB cable that came with your iPhone. It's in the bar at the top of the window. It's in the left pane of the window. Use the cursor to move apps and create folders on the image of your iPhone's screen in the left pane of the window.
Summary: Connect your iPhone to your computer. Click on your iPhone icon. Click on Apps. Drag an app on top of another app.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can find pre-cut and pre-dried slabs in lumber stores and stores that specialize in woodworking supplies. Online stores are a great place to purchase unique slabs made from rare varieties of wood as well. Look for slabs that are at least 2 inches (5.1cm) thick. You can cut the slab from a piece of felled lumber, or have a lumber mill do it for you. Choose wood that was felled during the summer. It will be easier to remove the bark later on. Knots, burls, and limbs often reveal surprising patterns and textures. Take these into consideration when picking your slab. If you choose to buy a slab from the store, you need to wait 1 to 2 weeks before you use this. This will give the wood enough time to adjust to the humidity of your home. If you cut the slab yourself, or had a saw mill do it for you, air-dry or kiln-dry the slab first. Secure the slab to your workbench with hand screws. Add a MDF (medium density fiberboard) strip if you need a straightening guide. Cut the slab to the length you need with a 7 1/4-inch (18-cm) circular saw.

SUMMARY: Purchase the slab from a store if you want to minimize your work. Wait 1 to 2 weeks for store-bought slabs to acclimate. Cut the slab down to the right length, if needed.

Q: Use coarse sandpaper moistened slightly with water. Rub this over the geode to sand out any rough patches. Keep sanding the geode until it's as smooth as you want. Be gentle at first and increase pressure as you sand. Some geodes are softer than others, and you want to avoid damage as much as possible. Small bits of stone may fly off your geode while you polish it. Before you start polishing, put on a pair of protective goggles to keep yourself safe. Use a heavier fabric like denim to add a commercial finishing polish to your geode. Rub down the geode gently until it's as shiny as you want. You can buy commercial finishing polish for gems online or at some hardware stores.
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Sand your geodes. Put on protective goggles. Polish your rocks.