Now, do you fold the shirt along the indicated lines with the person in it or must they be extracted first?
Also, if the person in the shirt is female, there are a couple extra bump outs to deal with.
Then there is the obligitory question, “will this work with a mac?”
CNN has just won the rights to broadcast the World Origami Championships.
Unfortunately it’s only available on paper view.
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Does this GLOW IN THE DARK?! 
I loved the concept… then I looked at the actual pictures 
<— disappointed.
Ironically, step 5 is eerily similar to how I fold my t-shirts.
Actually, a young lady figured out how to do 12 times a few years ago. See link
http://www.pomonahistorical.org/12times.htm
Funny!
no… it will just show off your bad ass origami skills to all the paper haters out there!
The 3rd one is actually flipped and rotated. So, while lazy, not quite as lazy as you point out.
Wasn’t there a derby entry a couple months back almost exactly like this?
Going to do my research now.
Prepare to get the “Wagging Finger of Shame” if it’s too similar.
I bought this shirt for my husband. He’ll love it. haha
I think i need to learn origami…but not for 10 bucks!!!
Nice shirt though!!!
Bad, hippojack! Bad! So sit on the naughty step and contemplate your sins!
(Ok, I laughed.)
I love this shirt. I’ve even considered using simple origami to try to teach my students basic listening skills, but I’m afraid that I’ll end up with exactly these results!
Grrr… Can’t find it. I know it’s there somewhere.
For now you get the “Raised Eyebrow of Suspicion”
I prefer to use dollar bills for Origami. If it goes wrong I can just go buy a donut instead.
Other people are very good at this though. And then… there’s Mike Jittlov.
This is what I was thinking of [link=Shirt.Woot]A Beginner’s Guide to Origami[/link]
I guess it’s not THAT similar
Looks great, but he should have also included instructions how to make an origami rock.