Write an article based on this "Do an online search for clovers in your area. Walk around local areas with a lot of foliage. Check shady, dry areas. Identify a clover patch."
article: If you're not sure where to find clovers in your area, do an online search for "clover patches" followed by the name of your town. You may find sites with an overview of the types of foliage in the different areas of your town. Users may also leave comments about local parks or trials on sites like Yelp, letting other people know the kinds of plants they found there. If you can't find clovers online, do your own search. Walk around areas with a lot of leaves and trees, like parks and trials, to seek out clover patches. If you have a backyard, look there as well. Clovers often grow in lawns. Clovers tend to thrive in soil that does not drain well. They also frequently grow in the shade. When out looking for clovers, check shady and dry areas for a clover patch. Clover patches are comprised of plants with small green flowers circling a center point. Watch out for plants that look similar to clovers. Plants with purple circles at the center are not clovers. Also, if you see a whole patch of what look like four-leaf clovers, these are not clovers. Remember, four-leaf clovers are rare. There is one four-leaf clover for every 10,000 three-leaf clover in a patch.

Write an article based on this "Get a button machine. Get the button casing. Cut out the images. Place the disk in the press. Place the image on the disk. Place the pin back. Press the image set. Press the pin back. Remove your pin."
article: You'll need a button press. There are small, simple versions that are available for cheap but these often produce a cheap-looking button. If you want to produce a nice final product and you have a lot of buttons to make (>500, maybe), then a press may be a good idea. You may also want to get a paper cutter designed for buttons, since this can make the process much faster. places that sell button presses often sell the cutters as well. Make sure to buy a cutter which is for the same size as your button machine. You will need button casing in the correct size for your machine. Make sure you have the metal or plastic disk, the matching back pin, and the mylar plastic front. Print the images on regular printer paper. Make sure they are the right size for your buttons. Cut them as evenly and cleanly as you can. The rounded top should be facing up and the disk should be placed in the side which swings and stops on the right (theoretically, the left hole). The image should be face up and aligned how you wish it to appear (assuming the holders are in the horizontal position). Cover the image with the clear plastic. The pin back goes in the other holder. The pin side should be facing down and the coil should be pointing to the right (and aligned horizontally). Turn the holders so that the pieces with the image are under the press. Press down the handle. The pieces should disappear. Turn the holders the opposite way so that the pin back is under the press. Press this down. You're done! Enjoy your badge!

Write an article based on this "Play an instrument. Learn to write songs. If you can, buy supplies needed to make a demo."
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