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Chart outlining the dimensions of various card styles and the size ...

Fold IN Fold OUT was first exhibited in Japan in 2007 & has since become a design icon for its clever use of folds & colour. It’s a paper puzzle that comes as a scored, single piece of paper that can be folded 16 different ways to produce 32 different patterns or possibilities! Fold IN Fold OUT is a signature design from The Origata Design Institute of Japan.:

Ready to see the overlapping fun fold card & everything you need to know to make it? This fancy fold card is a favorite for all occasions.

How to make a never ending card？ Easiest method!

Ready for a perk up fun fold greeting card?! Who doesn’t need a pick-me-up and a handmade card in the mail?! Let me show you how to make this greeting card!

As part of Learn Pop-up Design in Tamil, this is fifth tutorial in which I explain about asymmetrical angle v-folds. Demonstrated how to create them and also explained how different angles affects the movements. In addition showcased a sample pop-up design using asymmetrical angle v-fold. Subscribe and share with your friends. Thanks for watching.

Typographic experiments about artistic movements of the first decades of the 10th century.

2 - Folding Paper Bellow Square Form.

This class begins with participants examining pleated structures, which will be followed by guided folding.

all images courtesy of Yoshihara Mckee Architects

Companies often use the standard tri-fold brochure as the "go-to" format to deliver their message to potential clients. While this tried and true format can deliver on many levels, does it accurately represent you and the unique ideas, products, or services you offer? The goal of a printed

Different folding methods

These folding techniques will save you lots of space

Lifesaving folding techniques you have to try! 🤩

I have a fabulous display card to share with you today, featuring five little flags that project from the centre of the card, giving it it's name. Despite how it looks, it's not too difficult to create and will fold up nicely for posting in a standard envelope. 1. You'll need one piece of heavy patterned paper measuring 10" long x 6" high, one piece of cardstock measuring 8" long x 6" high, and five 2" squares of cardstock for the flags. Extra patterned paper and embellishments will be…

I spent most of the weekend cleaning and organizing my stamp room. What a huge job that was! I am so happy to have that finished and behind me now. So, this morning, I couldn't wait to get into my stamp room and play. I wanted to try a card...

Check out this unique brochure! In a recent American Advertising Awards competition, judges awarded it the highest score ever, a 95.6% average.