Thanks for teaching the kids how to do this, Jeremy. We have been having all kinds of fun folding and refolding t-shirts.
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If you click on the diagram, you will enlarge it so you can actually read it!
Happy t-shirt folding.
This has been a public service message from MamaD and Jeremy.
having worked in retail I am very familiar with that fold. I started out using a folding board, through time I learned that it's all in keeping the sleeve to collar ratio even
It's the only way to fold a shirt... but it does take a little practice!
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