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Home›How To›How to Fold an American Flag: 12 Steps

How to Fold an American Flag: 12 Steps

By Matthew Lynch
December 24, 2023
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Introduction:

The American flag is a powerful symbol of freedom, unity, and sacrifice. Knowing how to properly fold the flag shows respect for the flag’s significance and history. Here is a 12-step guide to folding the American flag correctly.

1. Find a partner: Folding the American flag requires two people. One person holds one end of the flag while the other person holds the opposite end.

2. Hold the flag horizontally: With one person on each end, extend the flag fully, making sure it is parallel to the ground.

3. Fold lengthwise: Fold the lower half of the striped section over itself so it covers the field of stars. The folded edge should be held against the top edge of the stars.

4. Fold lengthwise again: Repeat step 3, folding the lower edge up so that it now meets with the top edge once more.

5. Begin triangular folding: With one person holding the end with stars and another holding the striped end, start folding with small triangular folds at the striped end.

6. Continue folding triangles: Maintain tight, even folds as you continue to fold triangles along the length of the flag.

7. Switch hands smoothly: As you fold, one person may need to switch hands to maintain tight folds correctly.

8. Keep folding triangles: During this process, ensure that each fold lines up perfectly with previous ones, forming crisp edges and clean triangles, until you have only a few inches left of fabric.

9. Tuck in final triangle: Once you’ve reached a point where only one final triangle remains to be folded, tuck any remaining fabric into that last triangle without causing wrinkles or creases on any side.

10. Double-check your work: Inspect your triangular bundle closely for even and consistent folds and clean edges throughout.

11. Properly store or display: When not in use, neatly store the folded flag in a respectable location or showcase it on a shelf or mantel for everyone to see.

12. Share knowledge: Teach others the importance of proper flag folding and pass down the tradition to future generations.

Conclusion:

Folding the American flag correctly is vital to showing your respect for the country’s history and values. Take your time while folding, making sure each step is performed with precision and care. Remember, practice makes perfect when it comes to correctly folding an American flag.

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