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How to use transfer paper
Make a copy of the image to be transferred.
If you are working with an original image or drawing, you should make a copy to use for transferring the design. Transfer paper will require you to push down and trace over your design, which could ruin an original drawing.
A: If you are not working with original art, simply print out or draw a template for the image, pattern, or text you plan to transfer. Clean the surface of the receiving object.

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How to make cookie dough bark
Prepare a pan and set up a double boiler.
Get out a jelly roll pan and line it with waxed paper. Set the pan aside and get out a medium saucepan.
A: Pour 1 inch (2.5 cm) of water in the pan and put it on the stove over medium-high heat. Set a clear oven-safe bowl over the saucepan.

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How to make a quill pen out of a feather
Find your feather.
You can use just any feather that fits comfortably in your hand (i.e. like a pencil), but a long tail feather is best. You'll want a feather with a not too thin shaft, and one that is long.
A: Shave off the fibers closest to where the fibers end. You may leave them if you prefer, but this makes it easier to work with and easier to hold.

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A person picks up a cookie and holds it into a glass of milk. They mix ingredients into a large clear bowl. They add chocolate chunks to the dough. they
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put the dough into balls on a cookie sheet.