Q: Use the handle of a rat-tail comb to part your hair down the center first, from forehead to nape. Twist and clip the hair on the right side of your head into a bun or ponytail so that it doesn't get in the way. Your hair must be long enough to pull into a high ponytail on each side of your head. Sailor Moon has straight hair, but having curly hair for this part will help give you more volume. You can straighten your hair in the next part, if you wish. Run the handle of the rat-tail comb down the left side of your head. Start at the center part and finish at your hairline, just behind your ear. Drape the hair that's in front of your ear across your shoulder, and clip the hair that's behind your ear out of the way. Don't worry about how the clipped-off portion of your hair looks for now. This is just to keep it separate from the hair that's in front. Make the ponytail at the very top of your head, right where it starts to curve down to the side. It should be aligned with the vertical part that's just behind your ear. For extra volume, consider teasing the ponytail with a brush or comb. If you have bangs, leave them out of the ponytail. You can curl them at the end to give yourself a more authentic look. Use your fingers to twist the ponytail into a rope. Next, wrap the rope around the base of the ponytail to create a bun. Tuck the end of the ponytail under the bun, then secure the bun to your hair with bobby pins. Plan on using about 3 to 4 bobby pins. If you have thick, curly hair, you may need to use more. If you have short hair, try a sock bun or ballerina bun instead. This won't be as accurate as doing an actual bun, but it's better than having no bun at all! Unclip the hair on the right side of your head. Part it vertically just behind your ear. Clip the hair that's behind your ear out of the way, then pull the hair that's in front of your ear into a high ponytail. Twist the ponytail into a bun and bobby pin it into place. If you teased the left ponytail, you should tease this one too. If you did a sock bun on the left side of your head, you should do one on the right side too. Be careful not to get the rest of your hair; you just need to do your buns for now. Alternatively, you can wait until the very end to apply the hairspray, after you've added the ponytails.
A: Part your hair down the middle, then clip the right side out of the way. Create a vertical part on the left side of your head, just behind your ear. Pull the hair that's in front of your ear into a high ponytail. Twist the ponytail into a bun. Repeat the process for the right side of your head. Set the buns with hairspray.

Q: It does not matter what type of fabric you use, as you will be using seam tape to fuse them together. You can use the same color for both pieces, or contrasting colors. You can even choose a pattern for one piece, and a solid color for the other. Make sure that both pieces match up perfectly. You can make the blanket as large or as small as you like, but keep in mind that most fabric rarely comes wider than 60 inches (152.4 centimeters). Two of the pieces need to be the same width as your fabric. The other two pieces need to be the same length as your fabric. If you can't find any iron-on seam tape, you can try using fabric glue instead. Keep in mind, however, that the glue will make your fabric stiffer. You will be using it later. Make sure that you are folding inward, towards the wrong side. Also, make sure that you are folding one of the narrow ends, not the wide. These folded parts will make the "opening" to your blanket, so that you can later "hem" it shut. Make sure that the folded part is facing upwards, away from you. Do not place any iron-on seam tape on the top, folded edge. If you need to, pin the iron-on seam tape in place. Stick the pins vertically into the fabric, with the ball/head part sticking out beyond the edge of the fabric. This way, you can pull them out. Make sure that the folded top edge is facing away from you. It should be aligned with the folded top edge of the bottom fabric. If you need to, pin the two pieces of fabric together. Set your iron to the temperature specified by packaging from the iron-on seam tape. Run it over the bottom and side edges of your blanket. If you don't have the packaging anymore, then set your iron to the appropriate setting for the fabric you are using. Remember the hole you left along the top edge of the fabric? Pull your blanket through that hole. The seams should now be on the inside. The folded part should also be on the inside. If you plan on using your blanket as a duvet cover, skip this step. Consider using a quilt batting made out of polyester; it is more likely to keep its shape than a cotton or wool one. Make sure that you place it right between the two folded edges. Align the top edge of the seam tape with the top edge of the blanket. Pin the tape in place, if necessary. If you want to completely close your blanket, trim the tape down so it fits the length of the hole. If you'd like to use your blanket as a duvet cover, trim the tape down to two pieces about the width of your hand. Place the tape at the outer sides of the hole. You will simply be making the hole smaller. Make sure your iron it set to the right temperature, then run it over the edges of the hole. When you are done, remove the pins.
A: Choose two large pieces of fabric. Cut the fabric down to the length you need. Cut four pieces of iron-on seam tape. Set aside one of the "width" pieces of iron-on seam tape. Fold down the top 1 inch (2.54 centimeters) of each piece of fabric, and iron it. Place one of the fabric pieces down, right-side up. Align the three pieces of iron-on seam tape along the bottom and side edges of the fabric. Place the second piece of fabric, right-side down, on top. Iron the edges of the fabric. Remove the pins, and flip the blanket inside out. Cut down some quilt batting to fit, and slide it inside the blanket. Place the last piece of iron-on seam tape inside the top edge of your blanket and trim it down to fit. Iron the hole shut, and remove the pins.

Q: Keeping the cupcakes chilled will help them hold their shape until you're ready to show them off. If it will be a day or more before you serve the cupcakes, keep them in the freezer, then transfer them into the fridge about an hour before you're ready to put them under the black light. This will allow the cake to soften before you eat it. If you have any leftovers, you can keep them in the fridge for several days. In order to get the glowing effect, you'll need to turn off all of the lights. Arrange your cupcakes under or near your blacklight, then flip it on to see them glow! Your guests will be wowed by this simple science trick! The glowing effect will be more obvious at night.
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Keep the cupcakes in the fridge or freezer until you're ready to serve them. Turn off the lights and place the cupcakes under a blacklight to serve them.