Problem: Article: Metal wire can be found at a local craft store. You will find it in the jewelry making supply aisle. It's usually sold in a gold or silver finish. Each strip will be cut to be 2 feet (76 cm) long. Make the cut using a pair of wire cutters. Set the wires off to the side. The wire cutters are sharp. Use caution. String a bead onto your first wire. Bring it down to the center of the wire. Bend the wire around the bead until the ends meet. Twist the wire tightly, moving down from the bead about inch (19 mm). You will be left with two ends on either side of the twist. Add another bead to one of the ends of your wire. Bend and twist the wire around the bead like you did in the last step. You will have about inch (19 mm) of wire below the bead. Repeat this step on the remaining end of the wire. You now have three beads on the wire in a "t" shape. Secure the beads by twisting the remaining wire together below the "t". Twist these two wires together about inch (19 mm). Add three beads to each of the remaining wires. You will end up with 10 "t" shaped wires with three beads on each wire.
Summary: Purchase 25 feet (7.6 m) of 22-gauge wire. Cut the wire into 10 strips. Add a bead to the first wire. Add two more beads to the wire. Secure the beads. Repeat this process with the remaining nine wires.

Problem: Article: Fenugreek tea is made similarly to the way you'd make any other tea. To start, all you need is a teaspoon of raw seeds in your pot. Boil the water as you normally do. Whether you use a kettle or have to microwave a cup of water is up to you, but water never gets in the way of tea. When you've got the water piping hot, pour it into the teapot. Time flies and after all that hard work you did, it's time for a well-deserved break. After about three minutes, the water will have already begun taking on the flavor of the seeds. However, let the seeds continue to steep for five to ten minutes. The tea you'll get will be similar to black tea with a nutty flavor, which is way better than drinking fenugreek soaking water. The tea can be altered however you wish. Some tea-drinkers like adding milk or honey. Others like brewing tea with both seeds and tea leaves. It may be obvious, but don't swallow the nuts while you're trying to sip your tea. Hold a mesh strainer over your teacup and filter the water through it. These tea strainers shouldn't be hard to find, so look wherever kitchen or tea supplies are sold. Maybe you like the tea so much you crave a second cup. Maybe you swallow it for the health benefits. Luckily for you, you can make yourself more tea no matter what. Add the seeds back into a second batch of hot water and go wild.
Summary: Place a teaspoon of seeds in a teapot. Pour boiling water over the seeds. Let the tea steep for five minutes. Strain out the nuts. Reuse the seeds for a second cup of tea.

Problem: Article: If you have a chair that is the right size to stretch the elastic, that will work perfectly. If you don't have a chair that's the right size, you can try using the side of a small table, an empty drawer, or an empty poster frame. If you can, line up the sides with the side of the chair. This will help stretch the elastic evenly. Let your elastic sit, being stretched, for 24 hours. If the desired size still isn't reached, put the elastic back in the stretched position and leave it for several days. Leave it in a warm place to help the elastic band stretch.
Summary: Find a chair. Stretch your elastic clothing over your chair. Let it sit.

Problem: Article: While a standard velvet blazer is nice, you can add extra "wow" factor by picking a blazer that has unique features. For example, sharp shoulders, exaggerated lapels, funky draping, or an hourglass waist. Women's velvet blazers look gorgeous with cuffed or 3/4 length sleeves that taper from loose in the upper arm to fitted at the forearm. Consider a blazer that's either high-waisted or extra long. Go to the extreme: look for a blazer that's super fitted, or loose at the torso and slim-armed but with big shoulders. To make your blazer even more unique, add your own custom buttons. For example, large vintage pearl-faced buttons. You can pair your blazer with a wide variety of tops. Turtlenecks are great for colder months. In warmer months, try wearing a light-colored or printed camisole. Or, try a polo shirt, button-down shirt, or plain t-shirt underneath. Tops with solid colors or microprints go great with velvet blazers. Velvet blazers look especially put-together with dark denim jeans. Alternately, don a denim skirt with your blazer. Lean towards dark-washed denim if the hue of your velvet blazer is dark but bold. Some velvet colors that pair well with denim are lipstick red, forest green, royal blue, and deep burgundy. Consider a short, printed dress for a fun, flirty look. You can wear this look with or without tights. Pair it with flats or a cute ankle boot. This look can transition day to night by bringing only a change of undershirt and shoes in your bag. For example, try wearing a cotton shirt and simple flats in the daytime. Switch it out for a silk top and standout heels for evening wear. Find a scarf that is formal but stands out. For instance, a sapphire blue silk with a fancy paisley.
Summary:
Choose a blazer with stand-out style. Choose a complimentary shirt. Dress it down with denim. Wear your blazer over a dress. Add velvet pants to make a suit. Add a bold printed scarf.