In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Do this by double-clicking the Microsoft Word icon. On the right side of the screen, you'll see several templates of interest: Blank document - A blank document with default formatting. Creative Resume/Cover Letter - A clean, pre-formatted resume (and accompanying cover letter) document. Student Report with Cover Photo - A document format geared toward an academic demographic. Fax Cover Sheet - A document to preface fax reports. You can also search for specific templates online from within Word by using the search bar at the top of this screen. Doing so will open the template in Word with whatever pre-determined formatting applies to it. Now that your document is open, you're ready to review your Toolbar options. When in doubt, open a blank document.
Summary: Open the Microsoft Word application. Review the available templates. Choose a template.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You'll need to work the sleeve in the round before you sew it to the armhole. Chain up a new row and then join it together. This will allow you to keep crocheting in a circle. Depending on the size cardigan you're making, chain up: X-Small: row 22 Small: row 24 Medium: row 26 Large: row 28 XL: row 30 2XL: row 32 3XL: row 34 Once you've chained up 2 stitches, double-crochet across every stitch in the row. When you get to the end of the row, slip stitch to join the rows. Chain 2 stitches again, but don't turn the work. This will make the wrist of the sleeve. If you'd like to make a ribbed stitch, crochet the next few rows by alternating a front and back post double crochet. To make the main row of your sleeve, half-double crochet into every stitch. When you reach the end of the row, use the slip stitch to join it to the next row. Chain up 2 stitches and turn the work before you start the next row. Continue to hdc, slip stitch join, chain 2, and turn for the next 12 rows. This will create the majority of the sleeve. You should have a total of 18 rows on your sleeve. To make the upper arm of the sleeve wider, add 2 half-double crochet stitches into every 5th stitch on your row. Slip stitch to join the end of the row and chain 2 before you turn the work; that will be your increase row. Work all of the following row in the half-double crochet stitch. Repeat this pattern until you reach row 30. Once you've made 30 rows on your sleeve, begin half-crocheting in every row. Continue to slip stitch join and turn the work at the end of each row. Crochet and finish off once you've reached: X-Small: round 52 Small: round 54 Medium: round 55 Large: round 56 XL: round 57 2XL: round 59 3XL: round 60 Repeat all of the sleeve steps to crochet another sleeve and finish it off. Leave a long yarn tail (at least 18 inches (46cm) long) and use the whip stitch to sew each sleeve into the armhole space. Weave in the ends.
Summary: Chain a new row and slip stitch it to the join in the round. Chain 2 stitches and double-crochet in every stitch. Half-double crochet each stitch, join the row, chain 2, and turn. Repeat the row for 12 rows. Alternate increasing rows with half-double crochet rows until row 30. Half-double crochet each stitch until your desired length. Make another sleeve and sew each to the armholes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You can do this similarly to how you would add nailhead trim to upholstery, but you should avoid kinds installed with nails. Instead, use trim with adhesive backing that can be pressed into place along the bare edges of MDF. MDF is a pretty resilient wood and, in many cases, it will cause nails to bend as they're pounded in. If you absolutely must use nails on MDF, use a nail gun. bare MDF. Choose a color that complements your home color scheme or the content of the poster. When in doubt, black is a simple, elegant color that goes with most kinds of decor. Consider painting before you mount your poster to prevent paint from getting on the poster. This is the most common style for a plaque mount. Beveled edges will give your MDF a professionally finished appearance and make it even more prominent.
Summary:
Add nailhead trim around the bare edges of the MDF mounting. Paint Bevel the edges of the MDF mounting like crown molding.