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Old July 16th, 2008 Jul 16, 2008 3:46:26 PM -   #1 (permalink)
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YouTube - How to fold a t-shirt

I take no credit for this -- and I'm sure it's probably old news to many of you -- but I just made one of these free t-shirt folders from the box my equipment came in -- I sucked at folding before and now it looks crisp and standard...
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here's a method without using a gadget.

YouTube - How to fold a t-shirt
 
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Old July 16th, 2008 Jul 16, 2008 6:30:58 PM -   #3 (permalink)
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Ok I have NO CLUE that's she's saying but check out this quick folding technique!
YouTube - Cool T-Shirt Folding How To Fold A Tshirt Video

enjoy!
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Old July 16th, 2008 Jul 16, 2008 6:33:56 PM -   #4 (permalink)
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Ok I have NO CLUE that's she's saying but check out this quick folding technique!
YouTube - Cool T-Shirt Folding How To Fold A Tshirt Video

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Here's another with a lovely british accent with true step by step instruction. pitch one, fold two, pintch three. Dot se do?!
YouTube - How To Fold a T-shirt in 2 seconds
 
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I love the handmade one,, I bought flip and folds which are the same thing but I keep carrying them back and forth to the shop and back,Never have one where i really want one, this way, i could have them all over the place and at home too,, lol
I plan on making 4, well i plan on my husband making 4,,,
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I use the 2 second method. It works really well.
 
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I have a flip -n- fold and then i made two out of cardboard, I call them the "ghetto fold". I like the sound of that . LOL ....... JB
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I just have the problem of trying to remember everything on the video, whilst I find a flat surface in another room (sigh). This isn't helped by my two dogs thinking that flipping the shirt, is a new game for them to join in with.
 
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I am actually probably going to make one of the gizmos from the first post out of some plastic material... Being that I'm a guy, 1) I like tools, and 2) I hate laundry type stuff.
 
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i been folding shirts since i was little.

and working at a sport shop through college had me doing it all day

the folding board is good tho.
 
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I tried that 2second fold today and it worked pretty good. I like the cardboard thingy, but its just something else around the shop Id need to find a place for when Im not using it.
 
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Here's another with a lovely british accent with true step by step instruction. pitch one, fold two, pintch three. Dot se do?!
YouTube - How To Fold a T-shirt in 2 seconds
I don't like the sleeve loose on the bottom but I do like this method for tanks though.
 
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