Choose a fabric that will not fray, such as felt. The fabric should be wide enough to fit around the doll and overlap by at least 1 inch (2.5cm). The fabric piece can be as long as you want the top or dress to be. Measure the widest part of your doll to find the width. Then, use the doll to find the length. For a top, cut the fabric so that it will end about 1 inch (2.5cm) below the doll's waist. For a short dress, cut the fabric so that it will come to the doll's knees. For a long dress, cut the fabric so that it will come to the doll's toes. Center the doll on the fabric from the right and left sides. The top of the doll's shoulders should be about 0.5 inches (1.3cm) to 1 inch (2.5cm) below the top edge of the fabric. Use a pen or piece of fabric chalk to place a small mark on the fabric next to each of your doll's shoulders. There should be 2 marks when you are done. Cut along each of the marks you made on the fabric to create armholes for the doll dress or shirt. Make sure that the holes are wide enough for the doll's arms to fit through by inserting the doll's arms through each one. Insert your doll's hands through each of the holes and slide the holes up to your doll's shoulders. If the holes are not wide enough to get them all the way to the doll's shoulders, then snip a little more fabric to widen the holes. Keep mind that it is better for the armholes to be a little too small than too big because you can always make them larger. Next, wrap the fabric across the doll's body, as if you were closing a robe. Wrap the fabric as tight or as loose as you want it to be. The fabric should be long enough to wrap all the way around to the back of the doll if you want it to. To secure the wrap dress you have created, cut out a strip of stretch fabric. Wrap it around the doll's waist and tie a bow to secure it. You can also use a piece of ribbon to secure the dress if you prefer. You can leave the neckline area of the dress as is, or you can fold it back to create the look of a collar. It's up to you! Use glue to attach jewels, beads, and/or sequins to the dress. You can add them anywhere you like. Just add a dab of fabric glue to the jewel, bead, or sequin and press it onto the dress where you want it to go. Let the glue dry overnight. Add a jewel to the center of the neckline. Apply some beads to the bottom of the skirt. Layer the skirt with sequins.
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One-sentence summary -- Cut out a piece of fabric. Lay the doll on the fabric and mark the fabric next to the doll's shoulders. Cut holes in the fabric where you marked it. Slide your doll's arms into the holes. Cross the fabric in front of the doll's body. Use a long strip of fabric to secure the shirt or dress at your doll's waist. Fold back the collar if desired. Decorate the dress with jewels, beads, and sequins.

Once you become licensed, you should decide where in Michigan you want to settle. If you like the hustle of urban life, you may be interested in helping businesses find a home in revitalized Detroit. If luxury and the outdoors are more your speed, you might be more interested in helping ski buffs find their perfect winter lodge in the Upper Peninsula. Commercial real estate will give you a lot of opportunities to visit different parts of the state, helping business owners find the perfect spot for their operation. You might help a Michelin-star chef find a spot for a new restaurant in Ann Arbor one day and settle a nonprofit into a warehouse space in Detroit the next! Residential real estate agents tend to focus on one area, becoming intimately familiar with the different neighborhoods, school districts, and other local amenities. By studying an area, you'll be able to recommend the perfect suburban starter home for a young family or a chic downtown loft for a busy professional. When you're first getting started, you can start building your portfolio by asking the people closest to you if they know anyone who is looking to buy a home. Your broker will also help you come into contact with potential clients. You may come across some buyers from out of the area who are thinking of relocating to Michigan but who are hesitant to take on lake effect snow. If this is the case, show them brochures of idyllic snow-covered landscapes, describe cozy white Christmases, and let them know that they'll adapt to the weather more easily than they think. Although Detroit was hit hard in the last recession, there's a reason it's now being called America's Great Comeback City. If you have a potential buyer who is wary about settling in Motor City, show them the new businesses that are helping the local economy to grow, especially around Midtown.
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One-sentence summary -- Study the real estate market in different areas of Michigan. Choose to work in commercial real estate if you love to travel. Focus on residential real estate if you want to focus on one location. Build your portfolio by reaching out to your friends and family. Encourage buyers to embrace Michigan winters. Show clients the revitalization in Detroit if they are wary about its past.

A rolling launch should begin six to eight weeks before the final product unveiling. Make sure there are plenty of strategic "leaks" regarding your product as the unveiling date draws closer. You can't control when journalists or bloggers will cover your product, so give them plenty of time. "Leaked" photos or mysterious tweets regarding your product create an atmosphere of intrigue that builds interest. Planting "news" stories about consumers are enthusiastically responding to free samples or trials can create momentum. Invite reporters, bloggers, consumers, celebrities, and members of industries related to your product. Give out free samples and try to make the event memorable with respect to catering, lighting, and even musical performances. Doing these things will give people more reasons to attend the event and may also generate more interest in your new product. Given the number of products on the market these days it can be hard to generate a buzz, and you may have to move beyond trade shows and convention halls to get attention. Instead of a convention center or showroom environment (and depending on the nature of your product), consider a less traditional location such as: a bar or restaurant at the top of a skyscraper an avant-garde art gallery an infamous historical site a local street festival or fair online during a "cyber launch" during a flash mob
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One-sentence summary -- Orchestrate a rolling launch. Hold an official launch. Try using an unconventional or intriguing launch venue.

If you don't have a chef knife you can use any other object with a hard flat surface. You will feel the pit inside the olive start to pop out. This will cause the olive to roll and help in squeezing the pit out. Try to take out the pit in 1 piece while causing the least damage to the fruit.
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Find a large chef knife. Put the olive on a chopping board to avoid creating a mess on your countertop. Place the flat surface of the chef knife on top of the olive and press down. Continue to press down on the olive and gently pull the knife towards you. Maneuver the pit out of the olive with your fingers if it still hasn't popped out.