Blacks, tans, grays, and whites are great neutral bases that will let the patterned capelet shine, but don't be afraid to wear a brighter solid-colored undershirt, just as long as it doesn't make your outfit look too busy. Wear black leggings, skinny jeans, or something similar so that your bottoms don't detract from your capelet. For example, wear a red plaid-patterned capelet over a black long-sleeved shirt. Pair it with jeans and a pair of black boots, and you're ready to go! Look for tan, brown, black, gray, or white capelets to wear with a patterned tunic that reaches your upper thighs. A tunic of this length will make your waist seem longer so that the capelet doesn't make you look boxy. Opt for skinny jeans or leggings if you go with this outfit. Cream, gray, black, tan, brown, and navy blue are all good neutral shades for a capelet. Plus, you can pair them with so many other outfits! Some capelets you pull over your head and others have openings at the front. If you have one that opens, try simply draping it over your shoulders, kind of like you would a scarf. If you get a little chilly, you could always fasten it to fully cover your chest. A softer fabric works best with this style because it'll drape more easily. Look for cotton, silk, or chenille. When picking bottoms to wear with capelets, err on the side of a more tailored or skinny cut. Wide legs or flared pants will make your figure look boxy because the capelet itself doesn't hug your body. A pant with a tapered leg will keep your outfit looking chic and stylish instead of frumpy or messy. If your pants are wrinkled, take a moment to steam or iron them so that your outfit looks more put-together. This is a great option for when the weather starts to get a little bit chillier. Pair it with a long-sleeved shirt or even a turtleneck. The material will keep you warm, and it's a fun way to show off what you can do with a pair of knitting needles! You can also buy knit capelets at the store, so if you can't knit but still want the warmth, there's no need to worry! Capelets can be a great transition piece for that time of year when it's not quite cold enough to wear a bulky coat, but not quite warm enough to go without outerwear. If you plan on wearing this your capelet often, pick a more neutral shade, like gray, black, or camel. If you want to show off a statement piece, pick something brighter or patterned. Wear a sweater capelet over of a long-sleeved shirt, pair it with skinny jeans and a pair of cute boots, and you're ready to go!
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One-sentence summary -- Pair a patterned capelet with a solid undershirt for a pop of style. Add a neutral capelet to a patterned tunic to elongate your waist. Drape a loose capelet over your top for a relaxed, easy-going vibe. Opt for skinny jeans or leggings to keep from looking frumpy. Sport a handmade knit capelet to show off your knitting skills. Wear a sweater capelet in the cooler months in lieu of a jacket.

File Explorer is the folder-shaped icon next to the Start menu. You can find "Desktop" in the left-hand sidebar of the File Explorer menu. This will open the Control Panel app from which you can alter your system's settings. You can also open Control Panel by holding down Win and tapping X, then clicking the "Control Panel" option in the resulting pop-up menu. If you don't want your computer updating third-party sources with your location, you can disable location services from here. This should remove the check mark from the box, indicating that the Location platform is no longer active. To enable location services, click the box again. Make sure the box has a check mark before closing the menu. You have successfully disabled location services! Keep in mind that disabling location services will impact features such as desktop news, app data gathering, and website data gathering. If you rely on having these experiences tailored to your location, do not disable location services.
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One-sentence summary -- Click the "File Explorer" icon. Click the "Desktop" option. Double-click the "Control Panel" option. Double-click the "Location Settings" option. Click the box next to "Turn on the Windows Location platform". Click "Apply" to confirm your changes.

Locate the power switch on the side of your sewing machine, and switch it to the off position. Do this before you try to thread your sewing machine. You will be inserting the thread through moving parts of the sewing machine. If the machine remains on and you accidentally apply pressure while trying to thread the machine, you could seriously injure your fingers. Since the power is switched off, you will need to adjust the moving parts manually. Turn the wheel on the right side of your sewing machine in clockwise to move the needle upwards. Stop turning when the needle is at its highest point. If you keep turning the wheel, the needle will move back down again, so make sure to stop turning when it reaches its highest point. Locate the lever next to the needle base on your machine. Push this lever upwards to raise the presser foot. Having the presser foot in this position will make it easier to thread the machine because it will be out of the way.
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Turn off the sewing machine. Raise the needle using the hand wheel on the side of the machine. Lift the presser foot with the lever.