How To Fold Anything: Shirts, Towels, Sheets, Napkins

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Didn't your mother ever teach you the correct way to fold a shirt?

I know, mine either.


Chances are, if you've ever worked retail, then you've probably learned this quick trick to creating a perfect fold every time.

How To Fold A Shirt

If you want neatly organized shirts in your dresser drawers and on your shelves, then check out the following video created by the fine folks at Fold-Your-Shirt.com.

Watch them "fold like the wind" ...right before your very eyes!

The video (plus their online instructions here) show step-by-step how to fold a shirt in 2 seconds... perfectly every time!


More Great Tips From A Young Folding Pro:

...Here's how to make the cardboard folding machine seen in the video above (plus how-to video instructions here.)


While we're on the subject of folding...
I also use this method for folding towels.

If you've ever been on a cruise, then you've probably seen some cleverly-folded towels and napkins placed in your room. Here are detailed instructions for making some of those interesting creatures yourself.

Here's the Martha Stewart way of folding sheets.

Here's the retail way of folding a shirt (...plus online video instructions).

And, if you're looking for the easy way to fold everything perfectly the first time... try the FlipFold -- a unique folding tool that folds everything from short- and long-sleeved shirts to sweaters, pants, and towels!

...Happy folding!

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I'm new to this site and found it by searching for "folding towels" as I was actually never taught the correct way! Well, I've learned, but now I need to know how to fold everything else! As you may have guessed, I'm a guy! LOL HOWEVER, I'm also gay and we're supposed to KNOW these things! LOL AGAIN! Well, I'm joining and this, so far, appears to be the best site from google (on the 5th page of google, so I DID see quite a few other sites) Here's hoping I've found what I'm looking for!

Sincerely,
Shawn Collins

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