Excellent point that Sam makes about the paper grain. I get my card stock - Cougar Cover 80# - cut 10" x 7" GRAIN SHORT. That means the grain of the paper runs in the 7" direction. That means when you fold the card stock the grain is not cracked (as much) and stick out and look "messy". It is easy to tell which way the grain is running by simply starting to fold the sheet. It will bend easily with the grain and provide a noticable resistance when bending against the grain. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Sam McCandless <samcc@v...> wrote: > I'd rather cut and score, as well as fold, for myself to get exactly > what I want. Plan it so that you will be folding with the grain of > the paper so it will be easier to do and look better. A nice set of > place cards is probably the simplest trial run. > -- > Sam
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Re: [Digital BW] Paper Folding
2005-05-16 by Richard Orban
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