I read somewhere that you shouldn't use pins to hold the pattern (leather pieces) together. Is there another way? I've also noticed that no one really says what type of thread to use.

If you sleep with pins in your hair, it should hold the curls longer and look fuller. The amount of pins doesn't really matter, it just depends on your hair...

If he says he isn't into you, unfortunately, you've just got to take his word for it! Even if you suspect he's lying out of shyness or for some other...

It's hard to say without seeing the pattern, but if it says to work the pattern on the wrong side, that doesn't mean the finished hat will need to be...

You're better off using the dot and line method as detailed. It will make for neater gloves that do not bunch between the fingers.

Yes. You can tuck it under the other braid tightly after wrapping it around your head. As long as the braid is tight enough, it should hold even without bobby...

Never cut corners and use safety pins as fastenings. Not only can these come undone and hurt the cat, but if swallowed they can cause serious bowel problems.

Indeed, you should bring a map and compass too. The safety pins are for your clothes if they should rip, allowing you to hold the clothing together. The cotton balls...

Yes, it is very different. When you hold the cello blow, let your hand relax over the frog, and do not place your pinky on top of the screw, like...

Because vegetables are porous and there is no real way to wash them completely, I think your squash may be a loss.

The same thing happened to me. I drilled one hole on each side of that, below where the tabs were, and used a couple of drywall screws to hold it...