Q: Make sure they are of a light color so that ink can easily show up on the surface. Find enough stones for all of your herbs. You will want to use 2-inch (5.1 cm) stones for herb pots and larger stones for garden-planted herbs. Allow them to dry completely. Practice using them to stamp the name of your herbs on a sheet of paper. You may need to experiment with how far apart you want the letters to be. Allow each stone to dry for an hour before placing it nearby your plant in a garden or pot.
A: Find 2 to 5-inch (5.1 to 12.7 cm) flat stones. Clean the stones with liquid soap and warm water. Buy alphabet stamps and black permanent ink at a craft store. Stamp each letter into ink and firmly stamp the letter onto the stone.

Q: The DR is part of the North American Numbering Plan (NANP), which means you can call from a cell phone or landline in North America the same way you would call any other North American number. However, calls to the Dominican Republic are still billed as long distance. The NANP includes Canada, the USA, several US overseas territories, and islands in the Caribbean and Pacific Ocean. Different countries have different prefixes that you need to dial to call out of that country internationally. Search online for the exit code for the country you want to call the DR from. For example, if you are calling from Europe, dial "00" first. You can look up exit codes at: https://www.howtocallabroad.com Phone numbers for the DR start with the country code "1", just like numbers in North America. Press "1" on the keypad of your cell phone or landline before you dial the rest of the numbers. If you are calling from a number outside of North America, you may need to put a "+" in front of the "1" for the call to work. The DR has 3 area codes: "809", "829", and "849". You will need to know the area code for the person you want to call. If you don't know an area code, you can look up area codes at: https://www.howtocallabroad.com/ Numbers in the DR are just like any other number in North America and have 7 digits. Dial the 7-digit number to complete the call. A sample call to the DR would look like: "1 809 555 5555" or "00 1 809 555 5555." Find a calling card online or at a box store with a low per minute rate to the Dominican Republic. Most cards show the per minute rate on the back of the card or package. You will need to dial the number on the calling card first, then you will be prompted to dial the number in the DR that you want to reach.
A: Check with your phone service provider to ask about rates to call the DR. Dial an exit code first if you are calling from a country outside the NANP. Dial "1" on your landline or cell phone first. Dial the 3-digit area code of the number you want to call. Dial the 7-digit number of the person you want to call. Purchase an international calling card to avoid any long-distance fees.

Q: Moccasins are the best option, but a simple flat, brown slip-on shoe would coordinate with the look. Basic brown suede boots would also work as long as they have a flat sole. Fur-lined or fringed boots can add some flair to your costume. If you do not expect to walk through mud puddles, you can also wear moccasin-style slippers. Simple brown sandals could also work as long as they are not embellished with other decorations. Start with a brown cloth headband that wraps around the head rather than over it. Use a hot glue gun to attach one to three feathers to the inside of the headband. Position them so they are at the side of the head and behind the ear. If you cannot find a brown wrap-around headband, cut a strip of stretchy brown fabric that is long enough to fit around the wearer's head and add an extra 1-inch (2.5-cm) to the length. Loop the strip of fabric around to create a band, using fabric glue or hot glue to secure the extra 1-inch (2.5-cm) of fabric over the other end of the band. If you want to give your headband extra flair, decorate it with wooden beads, colorful seed beads, or craft paint. If you want to add a little extra shape to your tunic, tie a braided leather sash around the wearer's waist. If you can't find a sash or belt without a buckle, cut a strip of brown leather, canvas, or brown rope that is long enough to wrap around the waist. Make sure to cut enough extra material so you can tie the belt into a loose bow at the front of the costume. A fringed leather belt can add an attractive touch to your costume too.
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Wear brown flats or boots. Create a feather headband. Add a belt, if desired.