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How to fold a shirt-really neat
This is such a cool way to fold a shirt, sort of like
an origami technique! Took a few tries, but it really
works. Of course my thoughts went right to paper!
http://www.howtofoldashirt.net/
You can see the video with the instruction if you
click the link for either Quicktime or WMA (for
Windows users).
Have a great time!
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Join Date: Jun 2004
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LOL!!!
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That's crazy!! My DH's eyes popped out of his head.
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OMG! What fun! I just grabbed one of DH's tees and folded-unfolded-folded-unfolded...
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WOW!
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I see there is an advertisment on the bottom of that page for the Flip Fold.. lol
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My husband found the website when he was reading some articles about origami on slashdot (geek news website). There were many comments and one gave the link for the shirt folding.
http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=0...id=186&tid=133
Lisa, How funny that you worked at the Gap. One of the guys who commented on the site made a comment about the Gap![/quote]
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Here is a link I had saved on folding a dollar bill into a shirt with oragami. It is a fun way to give a money present -- but you can use patterened paper the same siaze as a dollar bill and make a shirt!
http://members.cox.net/crandall11/money/shirt/
Susan
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Oh I got a mountain of laundry to fold to! I am going to have to try that!
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Join Date: Dec 2003
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My husband is one of those can't fold, I will just shove my shirt in the drawer kind of guys. Mayeb a "tool" would help him!
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thanks mom2katjon
This $$ shirt folding was exactly what I was looking for! I love it. I'm going to try a few new things with it.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mom2katjon
Here is a link I had saved on folding a dollar bill into a shirt with oragami. Susan
Oh wow! just the cutest thing I ever saw!
Will use this at Christmas!
THanks!
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