The drive from Cebu City to where you catch the ferry to Sumilon Island takes about 3.5 hours. It's a scenic drive through various southern coastal towns on the mainland Cebu. You can make stops for sightseeing in Carcar, Argao, Dalaguete, and Oslob. Carcar has 17th century churches and monuments to see including the Balay'na Tisa and Valladolid Watchtowers. Argao is known for its beautiful caves such as Cave Lantoy which has a spring and lake inside it. Dalaguete features beaches with resorts and the Mantalongon Market. Oslob has several old churches, a Spanish-style gazebo, and the Mainit hot springs. If you don't feel comfortable driving yourself or taking a cab, you can ride a Ceres bus going to Bato Oslob. The bus ride takes about 4 hours. Ask the driver to take you to the Sumilon Island port at Bancogon Oslob. The ferry to Sumilon Island runs every hour and a half starting at 8:00 a.m. and the last one to the island is at 4:30 p.m. The ferry ride is about 10 minutes. If you're not staying overnight on the island, be sure take a ferry returning to the mainland by 5:00 p.m., which is when the last ferry back to Oslob leaves.
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One-sentence summary -- Drive a car or take a taxi for more flexibility. Take a bus for a more direct route. Take the ferry from Oslob to Sumilon Island.

Q: There are many different patterns to choose from to use as a guide to make a jacket. If you are new to sewing, then try to find a pattern that is labeled as "easy" or "beginner" level. Consider the style of the jacket pattern as well. Jackets come in many different lengths and with a variety of different details. Find a pattern that suits your style and needs. If you are a beginner, then try to find a jacket pattern that does not require interfacing or a lining. This will make the process much easier. You may also want to avoid patterns with lots of pleating, special stitches, and complex closures. The pattern will include a list of necessary materials to complete your project. Use this list to ensure that you get everything you will need before you get started. Some things your pattern may recommend purchasing include: Fabric for the outside of the jacket. Your pattern may suggest several different fabric options and you can choose the one that best suits your intentions for the jacket. For example, if you want a warm winter jacket, then a wool or corduroy fabric may be your best option, but if you want a light spring jacket, then a cotton or denim may be best. Fabric for lining the jacket Interfacing to go in between the two layers Buttons, snaps, or a zipper Thread in a color that matches your jacket's fabric . Before you begin sewing, it is always a good idea to read through all of the pattern's instructions and make sure you understand what you will need to do to make your jacket. Highlight anything in the pattern instructions that is seems important, such as how to lay the fabric on the pattern pieces before cutting them out. When you are ready to sew, cut out the pattern pieces that you will need to create the jacket. Usually, patterns feature a few different designs and the different pieces are labeled with a letter, such as A, B, C, or D, to indicate which pieces go with a particular design. Check your design to find the letter of your desired design and then cut out the pieces that are labeled with this letter. If you have opted for an easy or beginner level pattern, then there should not be too many pieces to cut out. You will likely only have to cut out the pieces for the front, back, and sleeves of the jacket. Each of the pattern pieces will indicate what type of fabric you need to cut it out of and also how to align the fabric on the pattern piece. For example, some pieces will need to be made from your outer fabric, lining fabric, and interfacing, while other pieces may only need to be made from the outer fabric and/or lining. The pattern will also indicate if you need to line up the piece along a fold in the fabric or if you can cut it out anywhere on the fabric. Place pins along the edges of the fabric only to avoid damaging the jacket fabric. If your material is especially delicate, then you may want to use binder clips or weights placed on the edges of the fabric and pattern pieces instead of pins. When you have finished pinning, cut along the edges of the pattern piece and fabric. Make sure to cut right along the edges of the lines and not inside or too far outside of them. Then, if you need to make another piece from a different type of material, pin the pattern to that fabric and cut out the next piece.
A: Choose your jacket pattern. Purchase fabric and other necessary materials. Read the pattern instructions carefully Cut out the pattern pieces. Pin the pattern pieces to your fabric. Cut the fabric along the edges of the pattern pieces.

Article: Most Fourth of July nails require some time and effort, including applying different coats and using a few different tools, like a striper and dotting tool. If you don't have the time or the tools, use a Fourth of July nail sticker kit for a cute but lower-effort look. With a nail kit, you'll paint one solid color and stick patriotic stickers on top. Many kits come with simple stars and stripes as well as "USA" stickers and other patriotic designs. You can buy a kit online or at craft and beauty stores. Follow the instructions in the kit to apply and remove your nail stickers.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Buy a nail sticker kit for an easier application.