A pair or more of parallel folds forming alternating peaks and valleys. The result resembles an accordion bellows Alternative term: Fanfold
paper fold using two or more parallel folds which open like an accordion.
A series of parallel folds creating a pattern that resembles an accordion.
Folding where each fold runs in opposite directions to the previous fold creating an accordion affect.
Folded two or more times in parallel directions.
A term for two or more parallel folds on a printed sheet, which then opens like an accordion.
A book or card made by folding a long sheet of paper/card where the folds alternate creating a 'Z' effect for a predetermined length.
Paper that is folded two or more times in a parallel direction similar to the bellows of an accordion.
Type of paper folding in which a paper is folded into one or more parallel panels creating a pleated or accordion effect; also known as Z fold
a direct-mail piece with panels that old alternately inward and outward so that the piece opens and closes like and accordion.
Two or more parallel folds that open like an accordion.
A binding term describing a method of folding paper. When unfolded it looks like the folds of an accordion.
tailored pleated fabric with uniform exterior and interior appearance
a sheet of paper folded twice in accordion fashion to create a three-paneled invitation. Also known as a z-fold.
Bindery term, two or more parallel folds which open like an accordion.
Two or more parallel folds made in opposite directions, which open like an accordion - also called Concertina fold.
A fold for salvage covers.
A type of paper folding in which each fold runs in the opposite direction to the previous fold creating a pleated or accordion affect.
Two or more parallel folds in a letter so it opens like an accordion.
a method of folding in which each creases open in the opposite direction to its neighbor, giving a concertina or pleated effect.
Folding paper by bending each fold in the opposite direction of the previous fold creating a pleated or accordion effect.
A series of parallel folds that opens like an accordion.
Each panel is folded back and forth, zig-zagged.