3 Cool Ways to Organize Information –FOW #620

This week, we’re looking at a particular type of reveal folder that is great for organizing information in creative ways. I’ve got three different designs to compare, so let’s take a closer look.

Fold of the Week #620 Project Credits & Specs
Folding Style: Reveal Folder
Sample #1: 
Design: Susan Teperow / Kronos (now UKG)
Paper: 80 lb Coated Cover
Size: 4.375 x 6" folded; 17.125 x 11" flat
Sample #2: 
Design: Colman Brohan Davis (now 2.718 marketing) for JDRF
Paper: 80 lb Coated Cover
Size: 7 x 5" folded; 14 x 8.5" flat
Production: Die-cut/Score, Hand Fold, Insert, Wafer Seal. 22,000 qty.
Sample #3: 
Design and Production: Connexion Printing Consultants for Kilns College
Paper: 80 lb Uncoated Cover
Size: 5 x 7" folded; 19.5 x 13" flat
Budget Rating: Low - Moderate      

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- Trish

[BettesMakes]

I love all the different options on this fold!

[jenniferwatson]

Simple but effective. Wishing you a safe and happy Christmas and a great year for 2023.

[jds-creative]

I love your videos Trish! You always provide so much value to the creative community - You are very appreciated! This fold of the week is awesome (like so many others), and gives me many ideas for my own business. Thank you thank you!

[paulaspagnuolo]

These are all nice options based on the content and requirements (inserts vs. no inserts). You do a fantastic job with your presentations and I appreciate the time and effort it takes to do these videos. Thank you!

[jonathanfields]

Thank you for sharing these examples. They're great ways to organize copy-heavy layouts. Do you have any information about per-piece printing costs for example three?

[muzvid]

The graphics on the first sample, with the artwork conforming to an upward trendline, were so compelling that I've just found myself Googling "Workforce Management Maturity Curve". (HR is far outside my wheelhouse!!)