The ten simplest ways to fold hotel cloth

The 12 techniques for folding cloth flowers are as follows:

1. Peacock opening its tail method

2. Clothes shape

3. Rabbit Shape

4. Crown

5. Mask shape

6. Lotus shape

7. Windmill shape

8. Rose shape

9. Turtle shape

10. Heart shape

11. Lotus shape

12. Dog

There are 10 basic folding methods for napkin folding: square folding, rectangular folding, rectangular corner folding, strip folding, triangle folding, diamond folding, zigzag folding, sharp corner folding, Extract folds, folds, and corner folds.

The analysis is as follows:

1. Turn, fold and fold. Fold one or several corners of the napkin to shape, or fold it after folding. Use turn, fold, and pleat. A combination of overlays. The folding of folded corners is more troublesome. Several corners can be folded at the same time. When assembling, you must be very careful and not mess up the order. Otherwise it cannot be formed.

2. The single lotus flower is the most versatile type of folded flower shape. Whether it is a large banquet, a general banquet or a special banquet, you can choose this flower shape and fold the cloth into a small square. Pinch it into five folds from the middle to both sides, lift the pinched mouth cloth, break the four pieces one by one to form a lotus petal shape, and put it into a cup to form a single lotus flower.

The basic technique for folding a single lotus is the square folding method. After mastering this technique and applying different changes, you will be able to fold multiple flowers such as double lotus, double lotus, goldfish, cactus, rose, etc. type.

3. Fold the fabric into a triangle, roll it up two-thirds from the bottom of the triangle, then turn down the small corner of one layer, turn it up from the middle, and then turn the two straight tubes up. Make the two corners into a round basket and put it into the cup. Use both hands to connect the tops of the two corners to form a basket handle to form a round basket. If you change it, you can fold it into a flower basket, seagulls, calla lilies, bamboo knots, etc.