INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Assemble all the pieces as directed according to your pattern's instructions. Pin the pieces in place to prevent them from moving around as you sew. You could also loosely baste (temporary stitches intended to be removed) the pieces together to accomplish the same result. If your seams are trued, meaning that they match properly, you might be able to match up the top edges and guide the machine as you form seams without using pins or basting. Using a very small straight stitch, stitch your pieces together in order of the pattern. Start from top to bottom and go very slowly down the fabric, making sure the fabric doesn't shift or bunch. When you are finished, you should have two halves of your corset. Make sure when sewing pieces together that you are sewing the right pieces together. It could help to number the pieces on the back with a piece of white chalk. Once all the seams have been stitched, you should press them open toward the back. They should lie flat when done. Trim off excess fabric if necessary to prevent bunching. Note that you could also press the seams open as you go along. You won't be sewing your corset together past this point, you'll be using the busks and grommet area to attach it together, so you'll want all of the edges of your corset to have a nice clean seam. Make sure not to sew the top and bottom of your corset, as this will be sewn with binding. Cut two pieces of waist tape for the two halves of your corset, with no stretch. Lay the waist tape across the line of most tension in your corset (you can figure this out by pulling your corset to find the tension). Sew the waist tape to the seam allowance on the back of your corset, basting it in place along the line of the tape. Waist tape can be twill tape, a sturdy ribbon, or tailor's tape of 5/8 inch or 7/8 inch width. To find the measurements for your waist tape, use your desired waist measurement, add two inches and then divide by two, cutting the two pieces to equal the final measurement. When sewing your waist tape, make sure it lines up on both halves of your corset by lining up your corset on one side.

SUMMARY: Pin your pieces together. Sew the pieces together. Press each seam open. Sew sides of the fabric to prevent ragged edges. Stitch the waist tape in place.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Your old door's edges should line up with the new door if they are the same size. If they aren't the same size, use sandpaper to work down the edges of your new door so that the edges of the doors run flush. Line up the hinges on the door with the hinges on the wall. Get someone to help you hold the door in place as you mark the spot on the door where the hinges will line up. Use a pencil to mark a line at the top and bottom of the hinge on the new door. Make sure this line is exact, or your hinges won't line up later. Trace around the rounded part on the top of the hinge. Leave 18 inch (0.32cm) from the top of the hinge and edge of the door. Score around the traced line about 14 inch (0.64cm) down into the wood of the door. Cutting into the tracing will help you cut out the mortise that your hinge will sit in when you attach it to the new door. Carefully push your chisel into the scored lines you created and start to scrape out a mortise for your hinges to sit in. The mortise should be 14 inch (0.64cm) deep so that your hinges don't stick out of the edge of the door. When you place the hinge in the mortise, the face of the hinge should run flush with the edge of the door. Use sandpaper or your chisel to continue working down the mortise until your hinge fits into it. Use the screws that fit in the hinge to attach it to the new door. You may have to use an electric screwdriver to drive the screws into the door.

SUMMARY: Place your old door over your new door. Place your door in the doorframe if it's a different size than the old one. Mark the area where the hinges will go on the new door. Place hinges over the marks that you made and trace around them. Score the line with a utility knife or razor blade. Chisel the mortise. Sand or chisel the mortise until the hinge runs flush with the door. Screw the new hinges into the mortise.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Use metallic golden spray paint on the styrofoam ball. Put newspaper down so you don't stain your workstation Stick a toothpick to hold the ball while you paint it. Make the coats light so that the paint doesn't melt the styrofoam. Let it dry. As an alternative to using paint, you can use glitter or sequins. If you want to use glitter to decorate your snitch, just spray the ball with adhesive, and sprinkle glitter over it. Brush off excess glitter and reapply until you are happy with the result. If you want to use gold sequins, stick small pins into the sequins, and then stick them into the styrofoam ball, until the ball is evenly covered with sequins. Take two gold, yellow, or white feathers, coat the ends with glue, and stick onto the ball. Make sure the wings are perfectly opposite one another on the ball. If the stems of the feathers are strong enough, they can be stuck directly into the styrofoam, without the need for glue.

SUMMARY: Paint the snitch. Attach glitter or sequins (optional). Attach feathers.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: First set up a time when each potential employee can come and be interviewed. But, you must still compare your options in both sitter experience and cost, if there is a cost. If one has real baby experience, but the other only has a baby doll experience, does that matter? Choose the one with only baby doll experience, unless her services cost significantly more than the other. It's safest for you and your baby doll. Medications for sicknesses can usually be cured at home but check-ups can't happen at home. If a friend has a baby doll or toy health experience you could ask her.

SUMMARY:
If you are lucky enough to have multiple babysitter choices, you have to choose one just like a real parent. Usually, these people would not do anything wrong with a baby doll. If you suspect a sitter is bad, trust your gut. Do this same thing when choosing a doctor for her.