There are lots of styles and size ranges to choose from, and all are from independent designers. Some are simple and perfect for everyday wear, while others are ideal for a night out or a special occasion. Most of the patterns come as digital downloads you can print at home or take to a copy shop, and a few tutorials guide you in drafting some pattern pieces on your own....

We’ve gathered several creative hats to make in your spare time. Some involve a little bit of sewing, but most require no sewing at all. Sort through whichever tutorials speak to you and then think about ways you can customize the idea even further. Embroider a Felt Hat With a Spray of Foliage from The Spruce DIY Flannel Heart No-Sew Baseball Hat from Child at Heart DIY Donut Floppy Hat from Studio DIY Bedazzled Gem Hat from I Spy DIY Pinterest Project Custom Fedora from Hi Sugar Plum No-Sew Summer DIY Beach Hat Tutorials from Creative Fashion Blog DIY Pearl Hat Band from Honestly WTF Kaleidoscope Floppy Hat from Fall for DIY How to Make Your Hat Rock from Trinkets in Bloom DIY No-Sew Beanie from a Sweater from The Wonder Forest How to Use a Resist Shape to Make a Wet Felted Hat from Felt Magnet How to Sew a Reversible Sun Hat from The Spruce Floral Trucker Hat DIY from See Kate Sew DIY Bottle Cap Stamps from I Love to Create DIY Leather Eyelet Butterfly Hat Embellishment from Fashandrolla How to Finger Knit a Beanie Hat from Red Ted Art Dress Up a Vintage Hat from Poppytalk No-Sew Simple Pom Pom Hat from Creative Jewish Mom

In the middle of the last decade, Facebook got a huge head start while Google faltered on Orkut. Facebook went on to become the de facto online social network of the world. With this blow in the face, Google came back with ideas like Google Wave –but that also failed. >However, now, with Google+, the company is posing a stiff challenge for FB. The following infographic shows 20 reasons of why Google+ is better than Facebook....

The Halloween word searches below are organized into three skill levels: easy puzzles that have 15 or fewer words to search for, medium puzzles that have 16 to 30 words, and challenging puzzles that have more than 31 words to find. The best part: All of these Halloween word search puzzles can be easily printed right from your home computer. You also make your own Halloween word search puzzle or try your hand at a fall word search puzzle or another holiday word search....

The needlepoint stitches are listed alphabetically to make it easy for you to select those that fit your project. Add the ones that you love to your personal needlepoint stitch library.

This tutorial will show you how to add beads to a simple crochet chain.​ You’ll also get a lot of helpful information about the best materials to use including different threads, silk and nylon cords, and bead types. You’ll also learn how to add a simple lobster clasp for closing the necklace. Crochet Pattern: Bead Crochet Necklace Tutorial All of that sounds a litle bit complicated. However, it’s really not....

Google AdSense is a publishers’ advertisement network run by Google Inc. After signing up for this program, web publishers can show advertisements on their websites and blogs to earn money. These ads are delivered by Google. The company charges money from ad providers and gives a share of this revenue to the web publishers who show ads on their websites. Because different websites have different layouts and goals, Google AdSense provides display ads in a number of types and sizes....

Google CSE is a free service. Just open a Google account, go to the CSE page, create a CSE and select its look and feel and features. Get the code, paste it in your website and you’re done! It is as simple as that. However, if you want to fine-tune your search engine –you may need to do a bit of research. One of the common question that people have is “how do I change the link target of search results thrown up by Google?...

It’s actually really easy to count stitches and rows in Garter Stitch once you understand what you’re looking at. When you look at Garter Stitch fabric you see interconnecting ridges of stitches — one at the top, the next at the bottom and so on along the ridge. Each “ridge” is actually two rows of knitting. So, for example, in the Garter Stitch sample pictured, there are four ridges of yellow, which is eight rows of knitting....

Often, projects that have a round center or starting point begin with a few chain stitches joined together to form a ring. Then you work the first round of stitches into the center of the ring. This works, but it leaves a small opening in the middle. With the magic circle, you can pull the end of the yarn like a drawstring and it closes up that opening. In fact, depending on the yarn you’re working with, you can usually use more stitches in that first round than with a standard ring....

Let’s first understand how String class works: This statement is equivalent to the object creation of String class in the following way: The append operation on strings is often required while building a string. Generally, programmers use concatenation operator ( + ) to join two strings, for example: But the instances of String class are immutable (i.e. unchangeable, read-only) -they cannot be changed once created. So, to implement the string concatenation operator, Java uses the StringBuffer class (which is mutable)....