Article: Fold the bottom edge of each cuff up by 14 inch (0.64cm). Press them flat with an iron, then fold them up by 12 inch (1.3cm) and press them again. Use a straight stitch and a matching thread color. Sew as close as possible to the inside folded edge of each hem. Backstitch when you start and finish sewing. It would be best to start and finish sewing along the inseam. This will make the backstitching less-visible. Go over the seams of your pajama pants. Trim off any loose or hanging threads as close to the stitching as possible. They are now ready to wear! Be aware that because these pajama pants are homemade, they are more delicate than store-bought ones. Wear them with care, and wash them using a delicate cycle on your washing machine.
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Fold and press the cuffs. Sew the cuffs. Trim off any loose or hanging threads. Turn the pants right-side-out.
Article: There are many different juniper cultivars, each with a different appearance and size, so you'll need to choose one that suits your taste and space appropriately. Low growing varieties grow 2 feet (61 cm) high or less. Some examples are: Sargentii, which has green foliage and spreads to 7 feet (2.1 m) Plumosa Compacta, which spreads to 8 feet (2.4 m) and has gray-green foliage in the summer and bronze-purple foliage in the winter Wiltoni or Blue Rug, which spreads to 8 feet (2.4 m) and has silver-blue foliage Shore juniper, which has yellow-green foliage and spreads to 8 feet (2.4 m) Medium growing varieties reach heights between 2 and 5 feet (0.6 and 1.5 m). Several common cultivars include: Sea Green, which has arching dark green foliage that spreads out as far as 8 feet (2.4 m) Saybrook Gold, which spreads to 6 feet (1.8 m) and has bright gold needle-like foliage Holbert, which has blue-tinted foliage that can spread as wide as 9 feet (2.7 m) Large growing varieties tend to reach heights between 5 and 12 feet (1.5 and 3.7 m). A few example include: Aureo-Pfitzerana, which has yellow-tinted light green foliage that spreads as far as 10 feet (3 m) Pfitzeriana, which has bright green foliage that spreads out to 10 feet (3 m) Blue vase, which has steel blue foliage that grows out to 5 feet (1.5 m) If you want to add juniper to your garden, you should buy young juniper plants from a local garden center. Juniper plants can be grown from seed or propagated through cuttings, but the process is time-consuming and difficult, so it is not recommended for the average gardener. It is also more difficult to find seeds and cuttings than it is to find a young established plant. Junipers do best with full sun, but they can also survive well in partial shade. Areas that are mostly shaded should be avoided. Junipers planted in the shade tend to open up and thin out. They may also face more problems with pests and diseases. You should also avoid sites that are directly next to lawn sprinklers or similar sources of irrigation. Heavy, frequent watering can drench the soil too severely for your juniper plant. Most juniper varieties tolerate a wide range of soil conditions, but the soil must be well-draining. If it isn't, you should amend the soil to improve its drainage abilities before planting your juniper. The pH of the soil does not matter much for most varieties. Most varieties can manage well in dry, clay-based soils and standard soils. Some can even grow in sand or notably salty soils. If the soil is heavy and drains poorly, you should dig several buckets of gravel or grit into the intended planting area prior to the planting period. Either material should help improve drainage conditions. While it is not necessary, if you want to make the soil more nutrient-dense, you may also wish to add a bucket of organic material, like leaf mold, rotted manure, or compost. Dig it into the planting site shortly before you intend to plant the juniper.
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Choose the best variety. Purchase a small established shrub. Look for a sunny location. Examine and amend the soil.
Article: A genre is a specific category of music, such as bluegrass, rock 'n' roll, rap, etc. Often times people have wide musical tastes, and find it hard to pinpoint exactly what genre they love the most. However, there are some easy ways to at least narrow the list down to a few select genres. The easiest thing to do is to scroll through your iTunes library, or other music download library, and look where it says "genre" next to each song. Count how many times each appears to see what genre is most prevalent in your music library. Nowadays, genre has grown to include dates in which music came out. For example, 70's rock 'n' roll, or 50's pop. Your music library should also contain the date in which a song is released. See whether the majority of your songs are contained within a specific decade, year, or era. Write down 2-3 genres you wish to search for. Specific internet sites and/or radios organize random lists of music organized into all types of categories, including genre. Listen to some of your favorite songs. Pay special attention to the instruments used. A song might have a strong bass line (bass guitar), a guitar solo (electric/acoustic guitar), or maybe even a trumpet playing in the background. Whatever it may be, write down some of the instruments you particularly like. You might even want to go through your entire music download library to see what instruments occur the most. After you have your list complete, you can then type in specific instrument names such as "trombone," "piano," etc. into a music site search engine. This will pull up all the possible songs which use that instrument(s) in the song. You can even focus your search results more by grouping instruments you like together. For example, you can type in "piano, bass guitar, tuba" into the search engine. This will bring up songs with those three instruments only. You can scroll through your music library and see how many times an artist appears. Write down two or three names and search for them online. If you have all of that artist's major hits, you add words like "rare" or "unreleased" to your search engine of choice to find songs by them you might not have previously heard. The great thing about focusing your search on a particular artist is that it opens you up to the possibility of finding other artists like them. Take for example that you are obsessed with the group Led Zeppelin. Type into your search engine "artists like Led Zeppelin" to find similar types of music. These are often topics such as love, commitment, relationships, having fun, depression, sadness, loneliness, happiness, etc. You might wish to listen to love songs like you always do, or you might be having a down day, and wish to listen to a sad song. It is important to pay attention to the tone of certain songs as well. Searching for a song which "sounds happy" is different from a song which is lyrically happy. You might be looking for music to listen too. For that, you need to focus your searches on music sharing sites, such as Youtube, Spotify, Pandora, etc. If you are instead, looking for sheet music to play, you will need to search other websites and sources. For sheet music, try http://www.sheetmusicplus.com/advanced-search or http://en.scorser.com/D/Sheet+music.html. You can search through sheet music based on lyrics, instruments used, and even notes.
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Figure out what genre you like. Search for music with certain instruments. Decide what artists you like. Choose subject matter to search for. Differentiate between songs and sheet music.