INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Write a short description of the piece you're trying to sell, mentioning any special features, such as elaborate handmade trim and the type of wood you used. Make sure to include your contact information as well. Write a concise headline. Online classifieds tend to do better when they're short, so grab the reader's attention right away. Try a headline like "Handmade Oak Headboard for Sale" or something similar. You will need good pictures of your furniture to display online, as well as to bring with you to craft shows. Natural lighting looks best, so if your furniture is in a shop, try opening the doors and windows to get as much sunlight as possible. Try taking a few photos from straight on, as well as some from side angles and a few close-ups of details. Online classifieds are a great way to generate customers for free, but they may only reach a limited audience. Post new ads about once a week so they don't get buried beneath pages of newer listings. Try using sites like Craigslist. You can also post your classified ad in local newspapers by calling the number listed in the classified section. Selling your furniture through one of these sites can help you reach customers who might never have otherwise seen your work. Read customer reviews to find out the pros and cons of different sites, and choose the ones which seem most reputable. Many of these sites charge a commission, although the buyer is usually responsible for shipping. Popular sites for selling online include eBay and Etsy. or blog for more independence selling online. If you want to build an online following, you can build your own merchant website or start a blog. Posting the progress of different pieces can be a powerful selling tool. Find a web host, design the appearance of your site, and list the furniture you're trying to sell. Even if you don't know much about technology, there are companies that provide easy-to-use templates to build a website with plugins that allow customers to shop right from your site. Check your site regularly on both a computer and a mobile device, like your phone, to make sure the site is optimized for different sized screens. Create accounts on various social media channels to reach out to new customers while engaging with existing ones. Ask your friends and followers to repost your ads in order to reach a wider audience. Some sites allow you to pay to sponsor your ads so more people will see them. You can use sites like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

SUMMARY: Create a listing for each piece. Take photographs of your work in natural lighting from different angles. Advertise in online classifieds to reach a local audience. List your furniture on a vendor or auction site to gain new customers. Make your own website Post furniture ads on social media to build a following.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can also get some fiberfill to fill your pillow with instead. This project takes a little bit more time than the knotting version, but the results are well-worth it, because you don't get those bulky knots. For a more interesting pillow, consider getting a solid color and a matching pattern. For a simpler pillow, consider getting two different solid colors instead. Depending on the size of your pillow, you will need about 1 yard (0.92 meters) of each type of fleece. This is very important because you won't be turning the pillow inside-out at the end. It probably won't make too much of a different if you are using only solid colors, but it may make a different if you are using patterned fleece; sometimes, the pattern may only be on one side. Use a ruler and a pair of fabric scissors (or a rotary cutter) to ensure that your lines are straight. Also, try to cut though both layers at the same time. This will ensure that both pieces of fleece match up. If you need to, draw the squares first using a ruler and a piece of chalk. Be sure to cut through both layers of fleece so that everything matches up. If you need to, draw the lines using a piece of chalk and a ruler first. Make sure that you cut through both pieces of fleece. This way, you can be certain that the tassels will match up. The slit needs to be centered, and it needs to be at the base of the tassel, where the fringe joins the pillow. Starting at the bottom left corner, take the top and bottom tassels. Keeping them together, push them through the 1-inch (2.54-centimeter) slit, and give them a gentle tug. If you are going to use fiberfill to stuff your pillow with, complete most of the fourth side, leaving only four tassels undone. Simply tuck your pillow form into the fleece, or stuff it with fiberfill, then weave the opening shut. If you see any chalk on your tassels from before, gently brush it off.
Summary: Get a pillow form. Get some fleece. Stack the two pieces of fleece with the right sides facing out and the wrong sides facing in. Cut the fleece so that it is 8 inches (20.32 centimeters) longer and 8 inches (20.32 centimeters) wider than your pillow. Cut a 4-inch (10.16-centimeter) square out of each corner. Cut 1-inch (3.81-centimeter) wide, 4-inch (10.16-centimeter) deep slits into all four sides of your fleece. Cut a 1-inch (2.54-centimeter) long vertical slit into each tassel. Take your first two tassels, and push them through the slit. Keep weaving the tassels until you have completed three sides. Stuff your pillow, then finish weaving the fourth side.

[citation needed] [citation needed] Eat a lot of fresh vegetables as carrots and tomatoes, fruits like kiwi, oranges, avocado. Eat and/or drink nuts, eggs, fish, lemon, green or white tea. Remember to get 600 grams of fruits and vegetables every day. That way you will get the vitamins and minerals you need. Fruit is nature's candy. Raspberries, strawberries, bananas, and so forth, are very good for your skin.[citation needed] Replace that Coca-Cola with water with lemon. Exercise 30 to 60 minutes per day. Do both strength work out and cardiovascular workout. That keeps the blood circulation going. Your skin reflects your emotional health as well as your physical health. Take time every day to relax and do something you really enjoy. Take a walk, get a lot of fresh air, read a book or whatever you like. Stress is never good for your skin.
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One-sentence summary -- Drink at least 1 liter (0.3USgal) of water every day. Sleep at least 8 hours every night. Avoid sugar, dairy and too much salt in your diet. Keep fit. Use sunscreen every day, to prevent premature aging caused by the suns damaging UVA and UVB rays. Look after your emotional well-being.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Hostels may not have things that hotels nearly always provide, such as towels, washcloths, WiFi, or toiletries. Make sure you pack anything you'll need that you can't rely on your hostel to provide. You'll be sharing a room with multiple people who might snore loudly or come back to the room very late at night. If this type of late-night activity is likely to wake you up, you'll need to have earplugs and a sleeping mask to be able to get a restful night's sleep in a hostel. Some hostels have more than 20 beds in the same room, so the odds of you sharing a room with someone who snores may be extremely high. In dormitory style hostels, the best accommodations offer personal lockers for stowing your valuables. Bring a combination lock that you can use to secure this locker when you go to put your belongings in it. A combination lock will be more reliable than a lock that requires a key, since you won't be out of luck if you lose the key! Hostels are typically located in the center of a city, which unfortunately means that some locations are in relatively sketchy or dangerous areas. When you check in, just ask the people at the front desk if they have any particular recommendations or suggestions on places to avoid or steps to take to stay safe. For example, ask if there are any parts of town that you should probably not venture into after dark.

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Find out what amenities the hostel offers and pack accordingly. Bring earplugs and a sleeping mask if you're a light sleeper. Pack a lock if the hostel doesn't provide one for their lockers. Ask the staff about how to stay safe in the area.