Did you ever want to produce a folded print project, but you’re the type of person who could barely fold a road map properly (back in the days before mapping apps and GPS)? Well, you can make amazing folded work, even if you’ve got ten thumbs. Just start by checking out the free video on Folding Families in Trish Witkowski’s lynda.com course, Print Production Fundamentals: Folding.
In the video, Trish introduces and demonstrates eight kinds of folds: basics, accordions, gates, maps, parallels, posters, rolls, and specialty folds. Knowing the options (and the correct folding lingo), can help you choose the right style for a project and communicate clearly with clients and production partners. Check it out!
This article was last modified on March 5, 2025
This article was first published on May 22, 2015
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