Article: Arts and crafts stores are great places to look for costume materials, even if you don't know exactly what you want before visiting the store. As long as you go in with a costume idea, you should be able to find fabric to make it work. If your costume requires you to sew clothing, you will want to pick a material that is easy to sew or piece together, particularly if you are a beginning crafter. For example, felt is inexpensive and can be glued together using a hot glue gun or even stapled together to create clothing. Basic cotton fabric is easy to sew with a sewing machine or by hand. Before you visit a fabric store, you'll need to take exact measurements of your costume. If you're unsure how much you need for your costume, ask for assistance. If you're not up for sewing your costume, secondhand clothing stores can be great places to find cheap, wacky clothes perfect for a costume. Sometimes these stores actually have homemade costumes for sale if you choose not to make your costume from scratch. When you're choosing your materials, think about embellishments and accessories you can add to it. Many accessories can be purchased cheaply at arts and crafts stores. Look for accessories like crowns - from big tiaras to small flowers crowns - or capes or feather boas. Good examples of easy to add embellishments include fake flowers, buttons, and glitter glue. When you're searching for costume materials, look in the back corner of your closet or the drawer you never open in your dresser. You might have the stuff you need right at home! If all else fails, a cardboard box can serve as a good base for a costume. The boxiness lends itself well to robots, washer or dryers, cars, or a TV. Box cutters work best for cutting through cardboard. Decorate your box after you've cut out the holes for your arms, head, and body.
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Brainstorm material choices. Pick a fabric that's easy to work with. Take your measurements. Visit a thrift or recycled clothing store. Think about possible embellishments or accessories. Check out what you have at home. Repurpose a cardboard box.
Article: You can use the QuickMemo+ app that comes preloaded on most LG devices to capture and annotate screenshots. This can come in handy if you want to make a note on a map, or highlight certain text on the screen, or just doodle. Swipe down from the top of the screen to view the Notification panel. This button is usually located in the upper-left corner of the open Notification panel. While QuickMemo+ comes preloaded on most LG phones, your carrier may have removed it. If you have a custom operating system installed on your LG phone, you may not have QuickMemo+. Even though the Notification panel is open, the screenshot will be taken of whatever is underneath it. You can write out words, circle something, doodle, or whatever you'd like to show. You can tap the "T" button to type text onto the picture. When adding text, you can change the font style or add checkboxes by using the tools that appear above your keyboard. Tap the small "Add reminder" button in the bottom-left corner and select the date and time you want to be reminded of the memo. Tapping the Save (disk) button will save it to QuickMemo's storage for easy access. A list of available sharing options will appear, based on the apps that you have installed on your LG phone. Sharing a memo will save it automatically. If you want to look through all of your saved memos, you can do so with the QuickMemo+ app. Open the App Drawer on your LG phone and tap "QuickMemo+" or "QMemo+". This will load a list of all of your stored memos.
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Open the screen that you want to capture. Open the Notification panel. Tap the "Quick Memo" or "QMemo+" button to take a screenshot. Draw or write on the screenshot with your finger. Add a reminder to your memo. Save the screenshot to your Gallery. Share memos by tapping the button and selecting "Share". Find your memos using the QuickMemo+ app.