Write an article based on this "Grab your paintbrush and acrylic paint and fill in your lines from the left. Paint over all of your lines and add a second coat if you'd like. Let your paint dry for 1-3 hours and wash your materials. Wash off any remaining markings from your wall after your paint is dry. Touch up your lines once the paint is dry and your walls are clean."
article: Squeeze out some of your paint in a bowl or onto a small plate, and add more as you need it. Dip the tip of your brush into your paint, and paint over your quote. If you are painting a small quote or few words, squeeze out a few small globs of paint For painting a sentence or more, squeeze out of the bottle. You can use paint in any color you'd like! Dark colors look best on light walls, and vice versa. Go with your favorite color, or use dark brown or black for a bold quotation. Apply an even, smooth layer of paint over all of your letters. After you finish 1 layer of paint, you can go over the letters with another layer if the paint appears transparent. Most of your letters should be pretty dry after you finish your first coat. If they are still wet, wait 30 minutes or so for your paint to dry in between coats. When you finish painting over all of your quote, wash your materials with soap and water. You can squeeze a dime-sized amount of soap into your palm, and rub the bristles of your paintbrush into the soap. Then, run it under warm water. Give your walls a few hours to dry to avoid smudging or smearing your painted quotes. To test how dry your paint is, very lightly touch the center of a bold line with the tip of your finger. If you have smudges or marks on your walls, you can easily wash them off when your paint dries. Wet a washcloth with water from your sink, and squeeze out the excess. It should be damp, but not soaking wet. Then, lightly rub it over the marks on your walls. Avoid rubbing your washcloth over your paint to avoid smudging or messing up your lettering. Grab your brush, dip it in your paint, and smooth over any uneven lines or smeared spots. Make precise, smooth lines over the edges, and look for any places where the paint may still be transparent. If your painted quote already looks fabulous, skip over the touch-ups! You only need to do this if your quote could use some finishing touches.

Write an article based on this "Make your own money and manage it. Find a new home. Get your parents to consent."
article: When you pursue emancipation, you must prove to the courts that you are financially independent and that you have a job. If you don't yet have a job, find one as soon as possible. Write a resume that includes previous jobs, volunteer work, and clubs and other activities. Look in the classified section of your local newspaper for jobs that don't require a high school diploma. Save as much of your money as you can. Don't spend money on clothes or entertainment. Buy what you do need second-hand, or try to find it for free. Grocery shop frugally; buy cheap staples like beans, cabbage and tuna. Open a savings account at your local bank. When you pursue emancipation, you must be able to show the courts that you are living in a permanent home. You will probably not be able to afford a house; look for a small, very cheap apartment, or set up a permanent arrangement with a relative or friend. The emancipation process is easier if your parents agree that it's the best course. If they don't, you will have to prove that they are not supporting you.

Write an article based on this "Use a colour guide to help you choose which variety to dry. Protect the dried flowers."
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There are a multitude of rose varieties that keep their brilliance even when dried. From classic red roses to vibrant purple ones, use this guide to help choose a variety best suited for you: Red and red blends: Veterans' Honour, Miss Flippins, Olympiad, AceyDeucy, Mountie, Hilde, Coffee Bean, Chelsea Belle, Black Jade, Christian Dior. Pink and pink blends: Show Stopper, Fame, Adams Smile, Timeless, Hanna Gordon, Prima Donna, Rina Hugo,Giggles, Gemini, Valeria Jeanne, Doris Morgan. Orange and orange blends: Kanegem, Starina, Gingersnap, Tropicana, Impatient, Rio Samba, Denver's Dream, Hot Tamale, Fragrant Cloud, Mardi Gras, Perrine, Copper Sunset. Yellow and yellow blends: Cal Poly, Julia Child, Henry Fonda, Behold, Summer Sunshine, Sunsprite, Midas Touch, Rainbow's End, Oregold, Bees Knees, Gold Metal, Rise'n'Shine, Glory Be. Apricot and apricot blends: Holy Toledo, Honey Perfume, Amber Sunblaze, Tahitian Sunset, Apricot Twist, Michel Cholet, Angel's Blush, Jeanne Kenneally, Joycie, Autumn Sunset. Purple and mauve: Lavender Jewel, Barbra Streisand, Dr John Dickman, Fragrant Plum, Vista, Ebb Tide, Winsome, Distant Drums, Wild Blue Yonder. Russets: Teddy Bear, Hot Cocoa, Copper Sunset Fun colours: Gizmo,Fourth of July, Fancy Pants, Purple Tiger, Neon Cowboy, Hurdy Gurdy. Do not expose the dried roses to direct sunlight. Avoid placing them under a table lamp. Display dried flowers in a glass dome or box to avoid handling as they can be extremely brittle.