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 An Accordian Fold Image © J. James "Accordian Folds"Definition: Typically accordian folds are simple zig-zag folds with 6-panels and two parallel folds that go in opposite directions. Each panel of the accordian fold is about the same size. Variations include half-accordian folds where one panel is half the size of the other two and engineering folds where one panel is twice the size of the other two. Eight and 10-page accordian folds are also common. Also Known As: z fold | zig-zag Related ArticlesFolding Brainstorming and Analysis Exercise for Desktop...Spiral Folds - Defining Spiral Folds as Used in Desktop...Parallel Folds - Defining Parallel Folds Used in Deskto...Double Parallel Folds - Defining Double Parallel Folds ...Double Gatefold - Defining the Double Gatefold Way of F... |
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