Raghav, A tech-savvy friend of mine wrote a programming related book (a pretty thick one!). He knows that his book is good quality and he will be able to sell it without support from a big publisher. To maximize his profits, Raghav wanted to publish it on his own. Self-publishing is in upswing nowadays in India. “I have written this book and I can self publish it, but I don’t know how to get ISBN number....
The complete rules for Klondike Solitaire: Players 1 player Deck A standard 52-card deck Goal Build all four suits up from ace to king in separate piles. Setup Shuffle the deck. Deal out 28 cards into seven piles, in the following manner, called a tableau: The first pile (left to right) includes one card, the second pile includes two cards, the third pile includes three cards, etc., so that the last pile has seven cards....
Knooking One method of crocheting knitted fabrics by crochet is Knooking, and it requires a proprietary tool rather than a traditional crochet hook. A Knook is a tool manufactured by Leisure Arts that is much like a crochet hook, but you can use it to create knitted fabrics. The advantages over either knitting or crocheting are not clear, at least for those experienced in one or both. Perhaps you could use the one tool to switch back and forth from knitting to crochet during a project....
Great for Beginners Anyone who can knit and purl can master this pattern in no time. Mistakes, like knitting instead of purling, will be easy to notice and fix in a pattern like this which is great practice for beginners looking to hone their knitting skills. While this pattern is great for those just starting out it still produces a lovely fabric that anyone would love to wear. A Masculine Knit It creates a subtly masculine dotted texture reminiscent of grains of sand or a mossy rock from which it takes its names from....
Majolica History Tin-lead glazes were well-known around the Mediterranean, but this style of painting on a white opaque glaze became associated with the wares that the potters of the island of Majorca (aka Maiorca) exported far and wide. These wares at first were more associated with the use of luster overglazes that had been introduced through the Moorish invasion of the Spanish peninsula in the 8th century. Later, especially during and after the 15th century, the term “majolica” referred not only to lusterware, but all tin-lead glazed ware produced on the island or reminiscent of it....
What could be better than learning to make your own with this quick and easy tutorial? The materials you need for this project are: At least 10 inches of 20 gauge wire (for hoops between 1 to 1 1/2 inches in diameter)2 open jump rings2 french hook ear wiresBeads that will fit on the 20 gauge wire. The jewelry making tools you need are round nose pliers, flat or chain nose pliers, wire cutters, and an emery board nail file....
Supplies 16 sheets of square paper Pencil Glue (optional) All sheets of paper should be the same size. Textured paper works best; however, plain printer paper is just fine. Step 1 Start by folding a petal module: Fold a piece of paper in half, moving the bottom edge up to the top edge. Crease well. Fold in half again, moving the bottom edge up to the top edge. Unfold, so you can see the crease....
At times, especially when TOC is lengthy, you want to give numbering to TOC pages separately from the rest of the document. That is, if your TOC spans over 5 pages –you would want TOC pages to be numbered 1 to 5 and the main document to start again with page number 1. Let’s see how to do this. If you will insert the Table of Content at the beginning of your MS Word document just like that –TOC will take its place in the page range of the main document and the numbering of main document pages will begin from page 6....
Selling cards too cheaply devalue the work of the card maker and can end up leaving them out of pocket which is not the basis for a sustainable business, while cards that are too highly priced will not sell. At the very best this might involve wasted time; at the worst, it could also result in lost money that has been spent buying supplies and in lost business opportunities. You can use a PDF price calculator, which will help you price your cards....
Color in the doll’s body and create facial features using crayons, markers, colored pencils, or whatever medium strikes your child’s fancy. Consider using yarn or embroidery floss for hair, or make wigs using felt scraps. Another idea is to make paper dolls that look like your child and their friends by using photos. If you use cardstock or regular paper, consider gluing the paper doll onto a lightweight cardboard base to make it sturdier....
Please note that the best and proper way of getting rid of this watermark is, obviously, to activate your Windows 10 by entering a valid Windows 10 key. But, like me, if you’re facing any issue in the activation process, you can use the following method to temporarily get rid of the watermark. Remove Activate Windows Watermark Press Windows + R keys on your computer to bring up the Run dialog box Type regedit in the Run box and press Enter to start the Registry Editor...
Rolled Gold History This type of layered gold was patented in England in 1817 and it became a prime source for semi-precious and better-quality costume jewelry in the Victorian era. Using rolled gold allowed jewelry designers to create and sell intricate pieces without the high cost of solid gold. Rolled gold saw a renewed surge of popularity in the 1920s and 1930s, especially in utilitarian objects such as watches and fountain pens....
The word literally means “turning into soap” from the root word, sapo, which is Latin for soap. The products of the saponification reaction are glycerin and soap. Chemically, soap is a fatty acid salt. In other words, saponification is the chemical reaction during the soap-making process in which the building blocks of fats and oils (triglycerides) react with lye to form soap. How Saponification Happens Soap-making is a simple process, and it’s likely you have many of the ingredients and tools already in your kitchen....
