Write an article based on this "Put vampire fangs in your mouth. Consider getting colored contacts. Wear an old fashioned top hat. Wear ornate jewelry."
article: You can purchase vampire fangs online or at a costume store. Get cheaper plastic fangs or more expensive moldable fangs. Make sure that the fangs properly fit over your teeth so that you're comfortable while you wear the costume. If you are using moldable fangs or fang inserts, make sure to read the instructions so that they stay in place while you wear them. If you really want to make your eyes pop you can purchase different colored contacts online or at a costume store. Red and white contacts will give you a vampiric look. Purchase the contacts and then put them into your eyes after you put on the rest of your makeup. Remember to lubricate your eyes with eye drops before putting the contacts in. If your eyes start to hurt, take the contacts out. A top hat will make you look more old fashioned and gothic. Look for top hats at costume stores, hat shops, or online. Bram Stoker's Dracula wore a top hat in the 1992 movie. Vampires are known for wearing gold and metal jewelry. Do not wear jewelry that has any religious symbols on it. Instead, try to find necklaces or bracelets that have large gemstones or pagan symbols on it. Large ornate jewelery will make you look like a more Victorian style vampire.

Write an article based on this "Choose a location that is away from walking pathways. Use the natural vegetation as cover. Enclose your secret space with camouflage netting and cloth. Conceal the pathway to your secret spot. Plan for seasonal changes in the plants."
article: Pick a place in a wooded area that is not traveled by many people. the less people that pass by your hidden space, the more likely your secret will stay hidden. Follow property laws to make sure you are not trespassing on someone's land when creating a secret space outdoors. In a heavily wooded area you can use branches and leaves as a natural cover to conceal a location. Overlap branches with one another to create a natural screen. Pile leaves and moss on the branches to further obstruct the view. Make your secret space harder to spot by layering camouflage netting behind your natural covering. If you are planning to visit your secret spot often, use a different path to reach the spot each time you visit. Taking the same path each time will create a walkway that can easily be followed by others. A spot that is concealed during the summer months may become exposed when the trees lose their leaves during the winter months. Make sure to visit your secret spot in the fall and adjust your coverings as necessary to keep your secret spot hidden during the winter months.

Write an article based on this "Nail the molding into place. Counter-set the nails. Choose and create a return.You will run into places where the shoe molding will end, such as at doors and some corners."
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With all of your molding ready to go, you can start nailing it into place using the pneumatic nail gun. Nail at the center line of the molding, to help prevent cracks. How far apart the nails are depends on how secure you want it to be but roughly every 12 feet (0.30.6m) should do it. Make sure that your nails are going straight into the baseboards and not angled down into what is probably a gap or floorboards. To do this, you'll probably have to have the nail gun on the floor. If you have a nail setter, setting the nails will allow you to get a more professional appearance. Place the nail setter against the nails and tap it with a block or your hand to counter-sink the nails. You need to decide how you want the end to look since it will often stick out from the rest of the molding. There are a few options: Consider a mitered return. This is the most common method of creating a return and probably the easiest. Miter cut the end of your last piece of molding and then carefully miter cut a tiny single piece. Place them together so that the molding turns back into the wall, creating a much cleaner look. Consider a bull-nose return. A bull-nose return is another option, although it requires more tools. Essentially, cut the molding to the length you want it to reach and then use the coping saw and sandpaper to round the end down until it looks nice on its own. Consider a wrap around with no return. Under some circumstances, it may be possible to skip returns by having the molding wrap around a doorway and continue on into the next room. This is not ideal for all homes, however, so only do this is it makes sense and looks nice.