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To make Ariel's tail and fins, you'll need 1 large piece of green fabric and about a yard of shiny turquoise blue fabric. For the green fabric, you need a fabric that has some stretch to it. Spandex is a good choice. You'll also need a sewing machine, green and blue thread, scissors, and about 12 inches of elastic. Lay out the green fabric on the ground and have a friend trace a mermaid tail around your body with a sharpie. When tracing around, make sure your friend draws the lines about 1 inch away from your body so that the final piece won't fit too tightly. Cut the piece out of the fabric after the traced lines are drawn. You need 2 of these. Since you need two of these green pieces, you could save time and ensure the pieces are identical in size by fold the green fabric in half before you start. That way you can trace around your body and cut them both identically at the same time. When you lay down on the green fabric, you want to make sure you're on top of it from the waist down only. The fabric needs to extend past your feet when you lay down. This is so the fins can be drawn. If you prefer, you can lay down on a large piece of paper and trace your body onto that. You'd then use that as a stencil with which to cut the fabric down to size. You want to sew the two together all the way around the tail, leaving only the top part open and unsewn for your waist. This is so you can slip it on once your costume is ready. Take your green fabric and lay the end down on top of the shiny turquoise blue fabric. Trace around the bottom of the green fabric, where the fins are, onto the blue fabric. Then cut the fins out of the blue fabric. Sew the blue fabric on to the green. Now you need to cut a split into the bottom of the tail so that you'll be able to walk. Cut the split right up the middle of the fins, starting at the bottom, up to your knees. This creates an opening for your feet and bottom part of your legs, so that you can walk in the costume. You can cut the split just at the bottom of the fins, so it does not show your legs. You'll do this right where the green tail meets the blue fins. Sew it all the way around. This allows you to slip the costume bottom on, and the bottom of the tail will cling at the bottom, resembling Ariel's tail.

summary: Gather your materials. Prep the green material for the tail. Sew the 2 pieces of green fabric together. Create the fins. Cut a split into the fins. Sew the elastic band at the top of the fins.

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This not only lowers the risk of electrocution, but will allow you to more easily see dust and grime on the screen. Go in slow, circular motions. Do not apply too much pressure to the screen. Make sure to use a lint-free, non-abrasive cloth to wipe. A large cloth is best, since it will help to reduce the risk of leaving streaks across the screen from finger pressure. Suggested non-abrasive cloths: Microfiber Cotton T-shirt Cotton handkerchief Cotton tea towel Avoid the following, as they are too abrasive: Paper towels Dish towels Facial tissue Do not spray the solution directly onto the monitor. Drips can lead to malfunctions and permanent damage. Instead, spray the cloth with the cleaning solution. Apply a small amount of cleaning solution at a time, as excess moisture on the screen can damage it in the long run. See the sections below on making or purchasing cleaning solution Work in small circles, and avoid direct pressure on the monitor. Do not scrape at any smudges; allow the cleaner to dissolve them. You may have to repeat the application and cleaning process several times for tough spots. Wipe off any excess moisture when you are finished cleaning. Make sure that the monitor is completely dry before powering it back on. This will minimize the risk of moisture damaging the internal components. Do not use blow driers or any other heating mechanism to speed up the drying process. Let the drying occur by air.

summary: Power down the monitor. Wipe the dust off with a dry cloth. Apply cleaning solution to the cloth. Clean the grime off with the cloth. Let the monitor dry.

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Fill the pot about of the way with water. Turn the burner to high heat so the water boils. The water should hover about half an inch below the metal bowl. Once the water boils in the pot, turn off the heat. Then, pour the white chocolate chips into the bowl. Use a kitchen towel to hold the hot bowl with one hand. Don't worry if the chips don't seem to melt fast at first. After a few stirs, they should start to melt. You can add a spoonful of vegetable shortening to speed up the process. You want it to fall off the spoon easily. Leave the chocolate in the warm bowl as the heat will keep the chocolate smooth and melted.
summary: Place a deep pot with a handle on the stove. Take a metal bowl and set it on the pot with water. Stir the chips as they start to melt. Check the consistency of the chocolate once it has melted. Take the chocolate off the heat and place the bowl next to the oil or powder colors.