Folded sheets
#51
I fold sheets after hanging them on clothesline outside - as I pull them off the line, they get folded, then dropped into my wicker basket to bring into the house. Love sheets & towels off the line.
The first thing I learned to iron was pillowcases - Mom ironed everything, first sprinkling with water from the old Orange Crush bottle with cork & plastic holes top. It must have been before steam irons.
The first thing I learned to iron was pillowcases - Mom ironed everything, first sprinkling with water from the old Orange Crush bottle with cork & plastic holes top. It must have been before steam irons.
#52
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Originally Posted by Cottage Dee
I found this great video "How to fold a fitted sheet like a Pro"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHTyH2nuFAw
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YHTyH2nuFAw
#55
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Originally Posted by lheartsl
they get folded as best as I can get them... the fitted sheet is such a PITA!
#56
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Originally Posted by delma_paulk
Hi Gunny,
Granny sprinkled water on the pieces to be ironed because they were starched! Remember doing that meself. My girls used to have those frilly gathered dresses with the long tie to make bows that had to be starched, sprinkled and ironed! Sooooo glad I don't have to iron sheets or little girl dresses anymore; but with GGrandDau I probably would not mind, did not mind doing it for her mother.
Granny sprinkled water on the pieces to be ironed because they were starched! Remember doing that meself. My girls used to have those frilly gathered dresses with the long tie to make bows that had to be starched, sprinkled and ironed! Sooooo glad I don't have to iron sheets or little girl dresses anymore; but with GGrandDau I probably would not mind, did not mind doing it for her mother.
#57
I fold and put in a drawer. My mother taught me to fold fitted sheets. To this day don't do as well as she.
Yes my grandma ironed sheets and everything. I iron, tableclothes, napkins(cloth ones) and our shirts if needed.
But mostly iron lots and lots of fabric...... :-D :thumbup:
Yes my grandma ironed sheets and everything. I iron, tableclothes, napkins(cloth ones) and our shirts if needed.
But mostly iron lots and lots of fabric...... :-D :thumbup:
#58
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Originally Posted by lheartsl
they get folded as best as I can get them... the fitted sheet is such a PITA!
#59
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Originally Posted by Carol's Quilts
Originally Posted by lheartsl
they get folded as best as I can get them... the fitted sheet is such a PITA!
#60
I responded earlier today and tried to explain how I fold them. This video is it! Well this fellow is a little more deliberate, but is using the same steps I do and it works. After a few times, it becomes second nature. Been using this technique for..... nearly 40 years. It is one of those little skills or tricks that I have passed on to my children and nieces when they moved into their own homes or apartments and space was limited.
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