This week, I’m sharing two entirely different ways to add dynamic die-cuts to the budget-friendly double parallel fold.

A few highlights:

You'll be impressed by how different the two examples are, and how they are equally dimensional, impactful and creative.
I'll demonstrate how the placement of the first fold on a Double Parallel directly affects the user experience.

Today's episode is a great example of how a low budget format can be transformed into something really special with a bit of creativity. I hope you find it as inspiring as I do.

Have a great week :)

—Trish

Fold of the Week #593 Project Credits & Specs

Folding Style: Double Parallel
Design (both samples): PLAY Creative Design
Sample #1: Credit Union of America
Print Production: Regal Printing Company
Size: Folded: 3.875 x 9"; Flat: 15.5 x 9"
Sample #2: LEGACY Retirement Communities
Print Production: Barnhart Press
Size: Folded: 4.625 x 5"; Flat: 18.5 x 5"
Paper (both samples): 80 lb Coated Cover
Finishing: Die-Cut/Score, Fold
Budget Rating: Low

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This week, I’m sharing two entirely different ways to add dynamic die-cuts to the budget-friendly double parallel fold. A few highlights:

You'll be impressed by how different the two examples are, and how they are equally dimensional, impactful and creative.

I'll demonstrate how the placement of the first fold on a Double Parallel directly affects the user experience.

This week, I’m sharing two entirely different ways to add dynamic die-cuts to the budget-friendly double parallel fold.

A few highlights: