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If you have decided to do your own hair and not use a salon, find a style you like and practice perfecting the style beforehand. You don't want to be stressed out on the night because it's not coming together. Enlist a friend or family member to help you and unless you are an expert, keep the style as simple as possible. Have a back up style in case your perfect hairstyle does not come together, things happen at the last minute so be as prepared as you can beforehand and your evening will go a lot smoother. If you do choose to go to a salon, make sure that you book well ahead in advance to secure your appointment and don't be disappointed if it doesn't come out exactly the way you had in mind or if your style isn't exactly the same as the …show more content…

That's because pockets are so handy. They help us carry wallet, keys, change and more. Pockets don't necessarily have to belong on clothing only, though. As helpful as they are on clothing, they're just as helpful at home. Remove pockets from old coats, jeans, shirts, children's clothing and other discarded sources. The pockets can be used for all sorts of crafts and home decor projects. It can be a little difficult to retrieve pockets from thin fabrics but a razor blade will help tremendously. If, after removing the pocket some of the shirt is still attached at the corners, take the time to remove these fabric pieces so that the pocket will lie flat. Place the pocket on a table, right side down. Attach magnetic sheeting strips around the edges of the pocket. Now the pockets can be put on the fridge or other metallic places to hold notes, pictures and other items. The magnetic pocket will have a much nicer look if you take the time to line the pocket. Simply lay the pocket on a piece of fabric, draw around it, and cut it out. Use a sewing machine or fabric glue to attach the new pocket shape to the back of the original pocket. Now when you use the magnetic pocket you won't see the raw edges. Get a piece of metal, frame it and use it for a message center for the family. Place it in a central location and use blue pockets for one member, white pockets for another, and so on. That way, each person will notice when their particular color of pocket has messages. Two pockets, placed wrong sides together, make a great tiny purse for a small girl. Use a strand of beads, or a length of rope to make a purse strap. Place the strap ends between the two pockets and stitch or glue the pockets together on all sides except across the top. Sew or glue deep pockets onto a piece of fabric and place the arrangement onto the arm of a chair or sofa to hold eyeglasses, remote and other needs. The

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