’Spark Joy‘
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’Spark Joy‘

Illustrations by Masako Inoue

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Anne Colby added this to ‘Tidying Up’ Author Marie Kondo Tells How to ‘Spark Joy’ at Home
The same basic folding principle applies to long-sleeved shirts. She folds long sleeves as in the diagram at left to reduce bulk. The process is similar for tops with irregularly shaped sleeves and camisoles with straps: Fold in sleeves and straps, and then fold the garment into a small rectangle. Camisoles and other garments with silky or slippery fabric can then be rolled up.
Laura Gaskill added this to How to Store Your Clothes to Keep Them Looking Good Longer
How to fold tops and bottoms: Try the KonMari Method, in which the items are folded to stand upright rather than be stacked after folding. Not only is this a more efficient use of space, it’s much easier to find things because you can see everything quickly. To try this at home, start by folding the edges of your garment in toward the center to form a rectangle. Then fold the rectangle in half or in thirds until it feels firm and stable enough to stand on its own.

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Тот же принцип применим и к рубашкам или свитерам с длинным рукавом. Мари складывает рукава, как показано на рисунке слева, чтобы уменьшить объем. Точно так же можно сложить вещи с необычными рукавами или вещи с бретельками: сложите рукава и бретельки, затем сложите вещь в прямоугольник. Вещи из шелка можно свернуть в цилиндр.