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for a thick, quick project. This will make it faster and easier to knit your winter scarf, and your final product will be thick and warm. You can go with any color you like for your winter scarf, use a multi-color yarn, or use more than 1 color of yarn. You will need 1 to 2 skeins depending on the length of the scarf you want to create. Try using variegated yarn that transitions between different shades of blue, use a solid white yarn, or pair 2 colors, such as red and green or blue and silver for a winter holiday look. Using the right size knitting needles will help to ensure that your stitches are snug and attractive. The label should include a suggested size on it, so check it before you get started. For example, if you are using a bulky yarn, then the suggested needle size might be between 9 and 11 US (5.5 and 8.0 mm). If you opt for a super bulky yarn, then the recommended size could be anywhere from 11 to 17 US (8.0 to 12.75 mm). and slide it onto your right-hand needle. Make a loop with the yarn about 8in (20cm) from the end of the yarn. Then, bring the section of yarn just beside the loop through to form the slip knot. Tug the tail of the yarn to tighten the slip knot around your finger and then slip it onto your right-hand needle. The slip knot counts as 1 cast on stitch. a total of 22 stitches. Make a loop with the working yarn right next to the slip knot and slide it onto the right-hand needle. Then, tug on the working yarn to tighten the stitch around the needle. Repeat this until you have a total of 22 stitches on your knitting needle. The slip knot counts as 1 cast on stitch, so you only need to cast on 21 more stitches for a total of 22. across the first row. Hold the needle with the stiches on it in your non-dominant hand (left if you are right-handed) and the empty needle in your dominant hand (right if you are right-handed). Insert the tip of the empty knitting needle into the first cast on stitch on the full needle. Then, loop the yarn over the tip of the needle and pull this loop back and through the cast on stitch. Let the cast on stitch slip off as the new stitch replaces it on the empty needle. Continue to knit all of the stitches in the row in the same way until you reach the end of the row. If you want to continue working your rows in a simple stitch, the garter stitch is a good option. All you have to do is knit across every row until your scarf is finished. Make sure to switch the needle with the stitches on it to your non-dominant hand after every row. You could also follow a pattern from a pattern book or look up free winter scarf knitting patterns online. Select a pattern that matches up with your skill level and that will allow you to create the desired type of scarf. Alternatively, you might also want to incorporate some more advanced techniques to add a decorative flair. For example, you could use a special stitch and a cable needle to create cabling throughout the scarf.

summary: Choose a bulky or super bulky yarn Opt for a pair of needles in the size recommended by the yarn label. Make a slip knot Cast on Knit Knit the second row in the same manner to continue in the garter stitch.

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If it regularly rains and you're keeping the plumeria outside, you don't need to water it. However, if your area is suffering from a drought or the plumeria is indoors, thoroughly soak the top of the soil and let the water drain out of the bottom of the pot once a week. Do not overwater your plumeria because it will kill it. If the soil 1 inch (2.5cm) deep feels moist, it does not need water. If your plumeria doesn't get enough sunlight, flower buds will not form. If outside, place the pot in direct sunlight. Keep the plumeria in the pot if you decide to put it outside. Plumeria doesn't fare well in the cold. While plumeria can grow perfectly fine in room temperature conditions, frost and cold can kill the plant or cause it to go into dormancy. To prevent this, bring your plant inside when it becomes too cold. If your plumeria has been transplanted into the ground, it will go through a normal 3-month dormancy phase when the temperature gets cold. Purchase an organic plant-based fertilizer made specifically for plumeria or tropical plants. You can purchase liquid fertilizer at a gardening store or online. Thoroughly spray down the leaves and stem of the cutting during the spring and summer, then stop fertilizing the plant in the fall and winter. Mix or dilute the fertilizer according to the instructions on the label. Spritzing the liquid fertilizer on the plumeria during the growing season will encourage the flowers to bloom. Watering with diluted fertilizer will also encourage healthy growth. Avoid over-fertilizing, but a regular feeding every 1-3 weeks is necessary for flowers to form. to shape it or to remove dead branches. Sterilize your pruning shears with alcohol. Then, cut the branch off 1 inch (2.5cm) from the main stem of the plant and compost or discard the branches. You can prune your plumeria to prevent a disease from spreading or to stop branches from growing in an undesired direction. If your plumeria is suffering from mites or flies, a light horticultural oil spray (1% solution) can keep them at bay. Spray the leaves and main stem with the horticultural oil. Spray the plant with a Malathion solution if the leaves curl, as this is a sign of an aphid infestation. Do not expose your plant to excess heat prior to or after you spray it. Insecticidal soap can also be used to prevent infestations but will have to be reapplied every week.

summary: Water your plumeria with at least 1 inch (2.5cm) of water per week. Place your plant in an area where it will get 6-8 hours of sunlight per day. Bring your plumeria inside if it drops below 50F (10C). Spray fertilizer on the plant every 1-3 weeks during the growing season. Prune your plumeria Spray the plant with a light horticultural oil if it's infested.

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Most cleaning solutions use proprietary mixtures that they claim work best. See what other users have to say about the product before committing to a purchase. Some solutions act as more of a polish than a cleaner, so make sure to read the full product descriptions. If you don't have any good cloth lying around, purchase a cleaning kit. These typically come with microfiber cloths suited to cleaning LCD displays. If you'd like to avoid using and cleaning a cloth, you can purchase disposable cleaning wipes specifically designed for monitors.
summary: Read reviews. Get a full cleaning kit. Consider cleaning wipes.