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How to Fold a 3-By-5 Flag

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Summary: The 3-by-5-foot American flag is the most common flag size for individuals to use at their homes. Find out how to fold a 3-by-5-foot American flag by having two people face each other with information from the owners of a flag and flagpole vendor in this free video on the American flag.

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By Harvey Kronberg
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Harvey Kronberg and Michele Kronberg are the owners and operators of Austin Flag and Flagpole, the largest flag and flagpole vendors in Central Texas. Kronberg is the second generation...read more

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"Hi, I'm Harvey Kronberg. I'm joined by my wife Michele. We own Austin Flag and Flagpole. The question is that how do you fold a three foot by five foot flag. I should mention that a three foot by five foot flag is probably the most common size that individuals own for their homes. First you start with two people facing each other, one holding the side with the field of stars and with the other with the hemmed side. You do a fold in half, and then another fold in half. You want to make sure you've got a little bit of a crease along the top, smooth it out. Then starting on the hemmed end where the stripes are, you begin building your triangle. And you fold triangle over triangle, trying to hold it tight so there's no extra space and when you, eventually you'll get to the field of blue stars, blue with the white stars, and then you end up, and if there is extra material, you end up tucking it into the corner, into the...and it should end up resembling a cock hat from the Revolutionary war."

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