Problem: Article: It needs to be both flexible and durable, allowing you or the wearer to move easily without tearing it. Use this measurement to mark the length on the paper or cardboard. Leave a little overlap at one end to allow for a join. The fringe should be a decent size, so make the width at least 5cm-7.5cm (2 to 3 inches wide), which will allow for cutting space. Draw a line indicating the width down the length of the paper/cardboard. {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/thumb\/6\/66\/Make-a-Lion-Fringe-Step-3Bullet1.jpg\/v4-460px-Make-a-Lion-Fringe-Step-3Bullet1.jpg","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/6\/66\/Make-a-Lion-Fringe-Step-3Bullet1.jpg\/aid2647833-v4-728px-Make-a-Lion-Fringe-Step-3Bullet1.jpg","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":345,"bigWidth":"728","bigHeight":"546","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="https:\/\/creativecommons.org\/licenses\/by-nc-sa\/3.0\/">Creative Commons<\/a><br>
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Summary: Use thick paper or thin cardboard for the fringe. Measure around the child's or adult's head. Measure the width on the paper or cardboard. Cut out the length of paper or cardboard along the width line you've chosen.

Problem: Article: Handwritten notes are a more personal form of correspondence than email. There may be some situations when you may want to send the teacher a handwritten note. These include: A thank you note A brief introduction An excuse to leave class or for illness. You want to make sure the teacher can easily read your note. Make sure your handwriting is heat while you are composing your note. Write slowly if you have bad handwriting. This may help you more clearly form your letters. Avoid using pencils or pens that smudge easily. A ballpoint pen is likely your best option. Consider writing a preliminary draft on your composing and transferring the text by hand for your note. This may help you think in more detail about what you'd like to write. Print out your note from the computer and sign it by hand if you prefer. If you prefer to write by hand to the teacher, you can follow the same process as for an email. However, if the situation is something less serious, such as a thank you note, you may not need to compose multiple drafts. Use personal stationary if you have it. If not, use a clean and unwrinkled piece of plain paper. Write the date at the top of the paper. Put your greeting under the date. For example, "Dear Mrs. Maier" followed by a comma. Use the same elements as you did in the email. Remember to keep the note as brief and concise as possible. For example, "Dear Mrs. Maier, My name is Teresa Lutz and I am Sophia's mother. I would really like to thank you for helping her in math class. She's been experiencing some difficulty with math and I truly appreciate that you took the time to meet with her after school to explain the problems in greater detail. If I can help you in any way, please let me know. Sincerely, Teresa Lutz." Sign the note with your signature and include a printed version of your name below it if need be. Before you send your note, proofread it. This can ensure there are no mistakes, that you haven't forgotten anything, or that there aren't smudges or illegible parts. Rewrite the letter if there are considerable mistakes. There are many different ways you can deliver the handwritten note to your child's teacher. Depending on the formality of the note or if you want to ensure it arrives by a certain date, you can deliver the note in the following ways: By mail. Make sure you address the letter to the teacher and then put the school's information under it. By hand. Drop off the note in the office for the staff to deliver to the teacher. With your child. You can also send the note with your child. Just be aware that she may forget to deliver it. Consider pinning it to her coat where the teacher can see it if you want.
Summary: Consider when to send a handwritten note. Write as neatly as possible. Write your note. Check over the note. Deliver the note.

Problem: Article: This button is listed in the sidebar on the left and will open the wallpaper options. You will be taken to the 'Choose' page where you can select between Apple wallpapers and pictures stored in your Photos app. You can reach this same interface by launching the "Photos" app, tapping a photo to view, opening the "Share" menu in the upper right, and tapping "Use as Wallpaper". You can also pinch or reverse pinch to zoom in and out. The bottom bar lists a number of options on how to use your photo as your wallpaper. Tapping the first 3 will set your photo as a wallpaper. "Set Lock Screen": This option will set the photo as your wallpaper only when the device is locked. "Set Home Screen": This option will set the photo as your wallpaper only when your device is unlocked at the home screen. "Set Both". This option will set the photo as you wallpaper on both your lock and home screen. "Perspective Zoom On/Off". When on, this will automatically adjust your photo to fit the screen so that the photo scrolls slightly as you tilt your device. "Cancel": This will return you to your previous location without setting the wallpaper.
Summary:
Open the "Settings" app. Tap "Wallpaper". Tap "Choose a New Wallpaper". Tap a picture to preview it as a wallpaper. Tap and drag the picture to adjust its positioning. Choose your wallpaper settings.