Article: This style works best when your hair is damp but not wet. Take a shower and let your hair dry most of the way, or spritz it damp with a spray bottle of water. Soak up any excess water from the shower or the spray bottle by using a clean, dry towel. Use a sports headband or any other fabric headband that wraps all the way around your head. Pull the headband up around your hairline. If the headband won't stay in place, use a couple of bobby pins on either side of your head to secure it. Divide the hair behind the headband in two sections from your forehead to the back of your head. Try to keep the divide as close to the middle of your head as possible. Use a rattail comb to help you split your hair up evenly. Working in small sections, wrap your hair around the bottom of the headband. Start the wrap near your ear, and work back toward the middle of the headband. Wrap one side completely before moving onto the next. Secure any loose parts with bobby pins. Allow your hair to dry completely while wrapped around the headband. Use a blow dryer on a cool, low setting to finish drying your hair if it isn't complete by morning. Use a heat protective spray if you decide to blow dry your hair. Unwind your hair from around the headband. Shake out your curls and style lightly with hairspray to hold the shape. Use your fingers or a wide tooth comb to brush out your hair and loosen the curl.
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Dampen your hair. Secure your headband. Separate your hair. Wrap your hair around the headband. Sleep on your hair. Unwrap your hair.
Article: . Once you know how to double stitch, you can use this important tatting skill to create basic tatting designs. To make a chain, you will be working double stitches onto a piece of thread instead of into a circle. You will need to hold a second piece of thread next to your circle to work in a chain. The stitches you work onto the thread will become your chain. . Rings are another basic skill in tatting. You can easily make a ring once you know how to double stitch. To make a ring, all you have to do is keep making double stitches around your circle. When the circle reaches the desired size, you can pull the tail to tighten it. . To make a picot, begin making a double stitch, but pinch a portion of the thread before you pull the thread to tighten the stitch. This will leave a loop extending from the double stitch. You can make your picots as small or as large as you like. Once you have mastered the basic skills of tatting, try choosing a beginner level project to work on. You can pick up a book of tatting patterns to start with, or look for a beginner level pattern online. Tatting is a precise, slow art form. Any project you choose will take some time to make and you may make some mistakes along the way. Be patient and practice your new hobby for a little while every day. Try pulling out your tatting while you are waiting for the bus, taking a break at work or school, or during your spare time at home. With time and practice, you will notice your skills getting better every day.
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Make a chain of double stitches Learn how to make rings Include some picots Choose your first project. Practice often and be patient.
Article: Wait until all threat of frost has passed and the soil has had a chance to heat up a little before planting the rhizomes outside again. Mid-spring is usually a good time to move them outside again. Keep in mind that if you can't find a super sunny spot, Callas will tolerate shade for part of the day. It's a good idea to incorporate some well-rotted manure or compost into the soil to improve it ahead of planting. A rich soil will help the plant produce flowers. The rhizome should be planted with the 'eyes' facing upward and just visible at the top of the soil. These are the growing points that look like the 'eyes' on a potato. Leave about 12 inches (30.5cm) of space between each of your rhizomes. Once they are in the ground, give them a good soaking and then continue to keep the soil moist but not waterlogged as they grow. Calla Lilies require water throughout the summer. If you dig them up for overwintering indoors, they will need extra water as they get established back in the ground. Remember to feed fortnightly during the growing perioda water-soluble fertilizer added to the watering can is idealbut stop feeding ground-planted Calla lilies once flowering begins. Continue feeding container-grown Callas throughout the flowering period. Callas are generally trouble-free but can suffer from pest attacks by aphids or whiteflies. Keep an eye out for pests and spray as required with an all-purpose bug spray.
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Do not plant your Calla lily until you are sure there will not be any more frost. Choose a well-drained spot in a sunny position. Plant your rhizome correctly. Water your Calla lilies. Watch out for pests.