Spread the wavy and straight ends of the bobby pin apart so that it bends at the center and looks like an L. This bobby pin will serve as the pick that you'll use to unlock the door. Use a knife or razor blade to remove the rounded rubber tip on the straight side of the bobby pin. This will be the end that you'll stick into the lock to pick it. If you don't have any tools, remove the rubber tip with your fingernail or teeth. Stick the pin in about 1 centimetre (0.39in), then fold the rest the bobby pin until it's flush against the face of the doorknob. This will bend the tip at an angle. You'll use the bent end of the pin to disengage the pins in the lock. Take the wavy end of the pick and bend it up at a 30-degree angle to create the handle. This step isn't necessary but will make picking the lock easier and more comfortable for your hands. Once you're done creating the handle, the pick is done. The curvy end of the bobby pin will look like a coffee mug handle once you're done bending it. Take a separate bobby pin and bend the top 1/3 of the pin so that it forms a hook. Do not spread both sides of the bobby pin apart as you did with the pick. Instead, bend both sides of the bobby pin in the same direction. You'll use the tension lever to actually turn the lock once you've picked it.

Summary: Open up a bobby pin and bend it at a 90-degree angle. Remove the rubber tip on the straight end of the bobby pin. Stick the flat end of the pin into the top of the lock and bend it. Bend the wavy end of the bobby pin into a handle for more control. Bend the tip of another bobby pin to make the tension lever.

Measure so it fits inside the frame. Remember that the frame is now slightly smaller due to the addition of the balsa pieces. Use this measurement to correctly calculate the size of the backing paper, then cut the paper to the correct size. This is why it is important to plan ahead of time. Try lightly tracing the objects you plan to put on the paper in pencil so you can see how the layout works. Don't go too close to the edges of the paper or you'll bump into the frame. Use a craft glue or a spray adhesive to attach the paper to the backing. Don't use too much glue or you might make the paper wet and sticky.

Summary: Cut out the backing paper piece. Make sure that your backing paper can fit all your objects. Glue the backing paper to the back of the frame.

Fungal infections grow in moist places. Wearing socks and shoes all day can cause fungal growth and will prevent you from getting rid of the infection. Use moisture-wicking socks for an easy fix to this problem. The moisture-wicking technology will keep your toes dry and keep your fungus in check. Another place fungus loves to grow is in those sweaty workout shoes. Try to switch shoes every day and continue to spray them with antifungal spray regularly. This will help prevent the spread of the infection and will keep your feet dry throughout the day. While your first instinct may be to hide your fungal infection, letting your toes breath is actually the best thing you can do for them. Your fungal infection will heal quicker the more you allow your toes fresh air. Fungal infections can spread in public places like pools or locker rooms. Wear sandals while showering to ensure that you don't catch athlete's foot or any number of fungal infections.

Summary: Wear moisture-wicking socks. Spray your shoes with antifungal spray. Wear sandals as much as you can. Avoid public places while barefoot.

The weather starts to cool down during the fall, so you should wear darker, more neutral colors. Avoid bright and light colors such as whites, pastels, and neons. The colors that are most suitable for fall are: Dark colors, such as burgundies, navies, and plums. Neutral colors such as browns, grays, and blacks. Earth tones, such as browns, tans, beiges, forest greens, dark greens, and olive greens. Warm colors based on the fall leaves, such as creams, gold, bronze, dark reds, and dark oranges. There are certain patterns that are more associated with fall than others. Fabrics with bright, cheerful tropical flowers (such as hibiscus) will remind people more of summer or spring, and may look out of place on a cool, rainy, fall day. Plaid and houndstooth are perfect for fall, however; they are more somber and reserved, which blends well with the cool weather. Consider wearing dark florals instead. An example of dark florals is anything with a black, navy, plum, or burgundy background. Flowers that work well with fall include roses, thistle, and pansies. You want something that can keep you warm. Avoid linens, silks, and light cottons. Not only are they too light for fall, but they are also often associated with warmer weather. The fabrics that are the most suitable for fall are: Leather, suede, and pleather or imitation leather Flannel, felt, and wool Denim, corduroy, and chambray Cotton Lace
Summary: Choose the right colors. Choose the right patterns. Choose the right fabrics.