INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Buy some colorful plastic tacks and use them to hang your photos. Or, brush some craft glue on the tops of some metal push tacks and sprinkle any color glitter onto them. Allow these to dry, then use them to pin your photos directly into your walls. To create a gallery, use the same color glitter on as many tacks as you need to hang multiple photos in the same area. Tacks will put holes in both your walls and photos, so make sure you are okay with this before using them. Simple double-sided tape can be found at any craft store and many convenience stores. Attach 2-4 small pieces to the backs of your photos, then press them onto your wall where you want them. Double-sided tape may cause paint on your walls to peel when you remove it. Be sure you are okay with the chance of this happening before you use it. For a simple and fun option, take a set of darts and stick one into the top center of each photo. Arrange a theme of darted photos to a particular wall area in a circular or square pattern. Darts will put holes into your walls, and your photos, so make sure you're okay with the size holes they will create in both before trying this option. Washi tape is a special Japanese crafting tape that comes in many colors and patterns. It's similar to masking tape, so it's gentle on your walls and your photos. Simply cut the tape to create a frame around your photo, and hang it anywhere you like. Look for washi tape at your local craft store or online. Arrange a washi tape photo gallery using matching tape and hang multiple photos in the same area. Try making a double border with 2 different patterns of tape for an extra creative look.

SUMMARY: Use colorful tacks for convenience. Use double-sided tape as another easy option. Dart your photos to the wall for a unique look. Use washi tape to create your own frames.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Mix a few drops of mild dish soap with a few cups of warm water. Dampen a sponge or dish cloth with the mixture. Gently wipe the stainless steel cooktop in the direction of its grain. The grain of a stainless steel cooktop refers to the orientation of the small flecks or striations in the surface. You can detect the grain of the stainless steel by looking closely at it. The grain may have an up/down, left/right, or diagonal orientation. There is no need to carefully measure the water or soap. As long as the water is warm and sudsy, your cleaning efforts will surely meet with success. Once you've wiped the stainless steel cooktop off with warm, soapy water, dry it using a dry cloth or sponge. As you dry the stainless steel cooktop, move along the direction of the cooktop's grain. If you want your stainless steel cooktop to not only be clean, but look clean, apply polish after cleaning it. After you're done cleaning your stainless steel cooktop, burnish it using stainless steel polish, lemon oil, or a silicone-based spray. Apply the polish with a clean, lint-free cloth, moving with the grain. Use another lint-free cloth to dry the polishing agent. There are a wide variety of products that polish stainless steel cooktops. Most double as cleaning agents, as well. Bar Keeper's Friend and Weiman Stainless Steel Cleaner & Polish, for instance, can be used to both clean and polish your stainless steel cooktop. Directions for use vary depending on the product you select to maintain your stainless steel cooktop's luster. Consult manufacturer directions before use. Generally, though, you'll have to aim the product's nozzle at the stainless steel cooktop, squeeze the spray handle several times, then wipe the product away.
Summary: Use water and soap to clean the cooktop. Dry the stainless steel cooktop. Maintain your cooktop's luster.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you use a petite lace headband, you probably will not need to make any adjustments. If you use a standard-size lace headband, you might need to take it in. You can use a white headband, but you can also try to find one in a color that matches your dress or your school colors. A petite lace headband is the sort of headband worn by babies and toddlers. To take the headband in, clip apart and remove the ribbon holding it together. Turn the headband inside-out and fold one end of the lace down until the entire length matches the length the garter needs to be. Line up the fold with the other end and stitch them together using a triple stitch or narrow zigzag stitch. Turn the garter right-side-out again. Cut 10 inches (25 cm) of narrow tulle. Fold it together and attach your embellishment with glue. You should have about eight layers of folded tulle. Even at this thickness, the tulle will be light enough to prevent it from being seen at a distance. Put a small amount of hot glue in the middle of the tulle before firmly fixing your embellishment on the dot. Let dry. You could use fake pearls or gems for an embellishment, but for something more themed to homecoming, use a charm of your school mascot or school emblem. You could also attach a football jewelry charm or a small bow made with ribbon in your school colors. Hand stitch the tulle onto the center seam of the lace headband to complete your garter. Trim your tulle down before attaching it. Cut it near the embellishment, leaving just enough to sew into.

SUMMARY:
Adjust a lace headband to fit around the wearer's thigh. Attach an embellishment to a thin piece of tulle. Stitch the tulle and embellishment onto the garter.