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This will serve as the outline for his chin and jaw. Draw a horizontal line across the circle slightly below the center. Draw another horizontal line parallel to the first one, within and near the bottom of the circle. Let all these horizontal lines intersect the vertical line by their middle. Use the horizontal-vertical line guides. Trace the outline of his ears, jaws and chin. As a guide for his body, draw polygon patterns. Make it smaller in proportion to his head. Start with the uniform details of his torso.

summary: Draw a medium circle for his head at the top center of the paper. Attach a tip-of-a-spade-like shape below the circle. Draw a vertical line across the center of the circle turning down to form chin-jaw part. Start drawing the eyes, nose, mouth and his trademark toothbrush mustache. Draw his curtained hair. Draw the miniaturized body of this dictator using these polygons. Continue tracing his entire body and its details. Erase unnecessary lines. Color the drawing as desired.

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Set your alarm slightly earlier than necessary so that you don't have to rush and can take your time getting ready. That way, you can start the day feeling relaxed. Set your alarm the night before so that you can sleep peacefully, knowing that you will be woken at the right time. Arriving on time will save you embarrassment and will give you time to find your classroom. Leave 10 minutes early to allow extra time to navigate unexpected traffic or parking difficulties. If you arrive early, take the opportunity to take some deep breaths before walking inside. If your parents are taking you to school, explain to them that you would like to arrive a few minutes early. If you are running late, try your best to stay calm. Most people are understanding if you are a little late on your first day. If you are catching the bus, make sure you arrive at the bus stop on time so that you don't miss the bus. Wearing something that you feel good in can help to calm your jitters and make you feel good about yourself. Choose one of your favourite shirts, or wear shoes that you love. If your school has a dress code, make sure that your outfit fits the requirements. Check the school website to find out if there is a dress code. If there is a uniform, this makes your outfit decision easy. Channel your nervous energy into preparing for your first day. Being prepared will give you peace of mind that you haven't forgotten anything. Get your bag out and write a list of everything that might be helpful for your first day. This is a great way to help ease the fear of forgetting something. Consider packing: a notebook, binders, folders, a planner, pens, a laptop or tablet, paper, a drink bottle, lunch, snacks, and a jacket. Organise your bag so the things you need most often (like pens) are easy to reach.

summary: Wake up early to give yourself plenty of time to get ready. Leave early to ensure that you arrive on time. Pick an outfit that makes you feel confident. Pack your bag with everything you will need for your first day.

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Trace out a circle on 2" plywood and then cut it out with a jigsaw. A diameter of 12" is recommended. Trim three 2" diameter dowels rods to the height you want for your stool. More than 20" is not recommended for this particular design. Using a compass, draw a circle on the underside of your seat that is 9" across and centered. Divide the perimeter of the circle into thirds. Then drill 1 3/4" holes into the seat at an angle. The easiest way to do this is to place a 1" block underneath half of the seat so that it sits at an angle and then drill straight down. Adjust the height of the block to change the angle the legs will be at. Experimenting before making this stool is a good idea. Use a shaver, sandpaper, a router or other tool of your choice to trim the top 3" of the dowel down to 1.5" wide. Then, glue and insert them into the holes. Trim and sand down the pieces which stick above the surface of the seat until the top of the seat is flat and ready for sitting on. You can paint or stain your stool if you want to. Otherwise, it's ready for use!
summary: Cut out a seat. Cut the legs. Drill the leg holes. Insert the legs. Add finishing touches.