Military training tofu cubes

In military training, folding tofu cubes is something everyone is worried about. When I first started folding quilts, I couldn’t fold them into tofu cubes at all. I was often asked to overlap them. Later I discovered that in order to be successful, not only must the method be correct, but the quilt must also be easy to fold. Now I will talk about the method of folding tofu cubes that I have learned:

The first step is to lay the quilt flat on the bed, and the four corners of the quilt should be flat and full. The tiles should be laid neatly and the quilt feet should be straightened out. I often fail when I start taking action without doing the first step well.

The second step is to use a ruler to divide the quilt into three equal parts. After you are familiar with it, you can use your hand feel to take one-third of the width and fold the quilt up. At the same time, make sure it is aligned. Be careful, don't let it go.

The third step is to fold the other half and one-third of it on top, and then wipe it from one end to the other to remove the air in the quilt. When removing the air from the quilt, be careful not to use too much force, otherwise the quilt will collapse.

In the fourth step, repeat the second and third steps on the other end of the quilt. Steps two, three, and four are more challenging, so we must practice more.

Step 5: After completing the above steps, divide the quilt into four equal parts again and fold one end in half. Then do the same on the other end. Touch the two sides again to align them before merging them.

After completing all the steps, you can strengthen the edges and corners by yourself for uneven corners.