How to Fold Paper in Half
Find a flat surface for optimum fold quality., Lay the piece of paper in front of you on the surface carefully. , Hold one edge of the paper onto the folding surface firmly, but without damaging it., To press down on the folded side of the paper...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Find a flat surface for optimum fold quality.
If you want to get a good fold, you must make sure the paper is even, doesn't have any cuts, wrinkles, or wet spots. -
Step 2: Lay the piece of paper in front of you on the surface carefully.
, Lift the other edge of the piece of paper about one inch off of the folding surface. (Be careful not to rip it.) Carefully pull that corner over to the opposite side of the paper.
Make sure the corners line up.
You will notice that if you let go of the corner at this point the paper will go back to normal. , Carefully apply downward force onto the bend by sliding your finger down the bend, and be sure not to rip the paper with your fingernail.
Ensure a good crease by going over the fold with the back of your fingernail (still being careful not to rip it).
If you have done this correctly, your paper should be symmetrical, and it should seem half the size of the original unbent paper. , You've folded a piece of paper! -
Step 3: Hold one edge of the paper onto the folding surface firmly
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Step 4: but without damaging it.
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Step 5: To press down on the folded side of the paper
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Step 6: bring your finger to the top of the bend in the paper.
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Step 7: Good job!
Detailed Guide
If you want to get a good fold, you must make sure the paper is even, doesn't have any cuts, wrinkles, or wet spots.
, Lift the other edge of the piece of paper about one inch off of the folding surface. (Be careful not to rip it.) Carefully pull that corner over to the opposite side of the paper.
Make sure the corners line up.
You will notice that if you let go of the corner at this point the paper will go back to normal. , Carefully apply downward force onto the bend by sliding your finger down the bend, and be sure not to rip the paper with your fingernail.
Ensure a good crease by going over the fold with the back of your fingernail (still being careful not to rip it).
If you have done this correctly, your paper should be symmetrical, and it should seem half the size of the original unbent paper. , You've folded a piece of paper!
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