Question:
Goal: How do you paint a stencil?

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Put the stencil down flat on a surface. Hold the stencil down to the surface. With a paint of your choice, fill in all of the shapes, applying one even coat of paint.
- Place your stencil flat on a paintable surface, like a canvas or wood block. Hold the stencil down to the surface either with your hand or by using tape. Using any paint of your choice, apply one coat of short, even strokes of paint with a paintbrush to fill in all open cut-out shapes of the stencil.
Answer:
Place your stencil flat on a paintable surface, like a canvas or wood block. Hold the stencil down to the surface either with your hand or by using tape. Using any paint of your choice, apply one coat of short, even strokes of paint with a paintbrush to fill in all open cut-out shapes of the stencil.

Question:
Goal: How to peel a lot of peaches

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Bring a bot of water to a rolling boil on the stove over high heat. Gently drop a few peaches in the pot and let cook for two hours. Scoop out the peaches and place in a bowl if ice water. The skin will wipe right off.
- Bring a bot of water to a rolling boil on the stove over high heat. Gently drop a few peaches in the pot and let cook for two minutes. Scoop out the peaches and place in a bowl if ice water. The skin will wipe right off.
Answer:
Bring a bot of water to a rolling boil on the stove over high heat. Gently drop a few peaches in the pot and let cook for two minutes. Scoop out the peaches and place in a bowl if ice water. The skin will wipe right off.

Question:
Goal: How can I keep a completed puzzle from coming apart?

Which of the following methods is more reasonable for accomplishing this goal?

OPTIONS:
- Use a generous layer of clear mod podge over the front and back of the puzzle.
- Use a generous layer of clear hot glue over the front and back of the puzzle.
Answer:
Use a generous layer of clear mod podge over the front and back of the puzzle.