Do I need to say more! She is the champ of folding.
I don’t know how to fold, so it always impressing to see some people organize their cloth so well. My sister probably has the most organized closet from the people I know.
And then their is Dawit, he is very annoying with his perfection when it comes to folding and organizing stuff. I send mine out to the washers, it comes back as seen here.
Published by June 12th, 2009 in Design and Thoughts.Send this post to a friend
I love her speed. The Japanese are the best in everything…
btw you guys should learn how to do this for bernos shirts.
I find it funny you have other ppl wash your casual T’s.
how so…
Very nice
@ Nolawi:
i don’t know….for some odd reason i feel like T-shirts are personal items and you don’t let your personal items get washed by strangers…lol…i don’t think i’m making a lot of sense but it’s one of those things based on feelings and not logic. pardon me
Pretty cool!!! Played the clip about four times and I Got it! I have my t-shirt folded as demonstrated in the clip. Not so difficult afterall. Thanks for sharing this fun way of folding.
Pretty cool!!! Played the clip about four times and I Got it! I have my t-shirt folded as demonstrated in the clip. Not so difficult afterall. Thanks for sharing this fun way of folding.
wow..tried it immediately. tho it is not as perfect as her, it looks nice! Cheers!
origami101 never mastered making yewereket aropilan let alone this haha. I think Asians have good dexterity and hand-eye coordination.
@ hilarious:
besaq..
i have tried this again and again to no avail…
but i heard that in chicago a person came bye to show us doing this… and heard she did it perfectly…
and lol at asians having better hand eye coordination..
what i have heard is that asians especially the far east ones tend to be bad drivers…
Real education must ultimately be limited to men who insist on knowing, the rest is mere sheep-herding.
Indian youngsters would surely love this idea!