Trish Witkowski

I’m back with my special series highlighting fan favorites of what we’ve seen across 655 shows. Here are the best of cross folds.

I’m back with my special series highlighting fan favorites of what we’ve seen across 655 shows. Here are the best of low budget folds.

I’m back with my special series highlighting fan favorites of what we’ve seen across 655 shows. Here are the best of gate folds.

I’m back with my special series highlighting fan favorites of what we’ve seen across 655 shows. Here are the best of event invitations.

I’m back with my special series highlighting fan favorites of what we’ve seen across 655 shows. Here are some crazy and unique folds.

I’m wrapping up 15 years of the show with a special series highlighting fan favorites, kicking off with the best interactive designs.

I’ve got a cool collection of creatively folded business cards in the Foldfactory archive. Here’s what’s great about these ideas.

Today, we’re adding pockets to cross folds. Here are three ideas on how to do it.

Let’s take a couple of minutes to explore the Diagonal Wrap. It’s a super creative carrier format that doesn’t involve die-cutting.

I have a great idea that is not actually a folded format. It’s a technique you can apply to folded formats to add dimensionality.

Two episodes ago, we looked at using angled die cuts to create drama and added interest. Now, we’re looking at how to work with curves.

I’m celebrating this 650th milestone episode with something exciting. I’ve got four sculptured wrapped accordions you’re going to love.

I looked through the archive for shared characteristics, and I found samples that were working the angles. Here’s why they’re great.

Let’s focus on a unique specialty fold that I’ve explored only a few times in the history of the show. Here’s why it’s a great idea.

Not everything you send in the mail has to be flat. Stand out with a cube-shaped mailer that is almost guaranteed to be opened.