Lay the pocket square flat, so it resembles a diamond. Fold the top corner down to the bottom corner. Fold the right and left corners into the bottom corner, making a smaller diamond.

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Fortunately, there’s a technique that actually works. To get a fitted sheet into a nice flat rectangle, the key is to have all the corners tucked into each other. Observe: ...

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Lay it down, flatten it out a bit to get a better square-like shape, and then fold in half two or three more times, depending on how small you want your sheets.

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She ended up with a microscopic square sheet of gold foil. But her maths teacher said that ultra-thin gold foil was too easy - she had to fold paper 12 times.

Fold a 14x12" piece of parchment paper in half. (The technique also works for grilling; just substitute aluminum foil.) Using kitchen shears, cut the parchment into a heart shape.