Setting up a saddle stitch book can be confusing as the set up for the production is quite different from how one would design the book. NOTE: If you want your cover to be on a separate stock, your inside pages still have to be divisible by four!!
If we were to print a saddle stitch book with 7 pages instead of 8, you would have one blank page at the beginning or end of your book. This is because there are four sides to one folded sheet of paper.
The middle of the book will be the only pages of the book in which two consecutive pages will be next to each other on the same sheet of paper.Īn Important thing to remember about saddle stitched books is that they must be divisible by four. If you were to take apart a saddle stitch book, it would look something like this:Īs you can see from this little diagram, each half of the sheet is 1-page of your book with the first and last pages being next to each other. You may not modify, copy, reproduce, republish, upload, post, transmit or distribute, in any manner, the material on this website without prior permission.Last week we went over the different types of binding we offer here at Village Copier, but not all books are created equally! This week we’re going to delve into the proper way to set up a saddle stitch book, so you can print your zine, comics, and booklets with ease!Ī Saddle Stitch book is spread printed then folded and stapled in the middle to create a book.
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This is a great soft binding option for transitional (short use) items and fund
(booklets, workbooks, etc.) that are not perfect bound. Programs, catalogs, newsletters, magazines, journals, pamphlets, calendars,īrochures, as well as a variety of booklets/planners and small page count books Stitched softbinding projects can typically be found in coloring books, Note no spine imprint, however great wrap around for However, Gregath does not wholesale rawīinding supplies to individuals or other binderies. Due to the paper being foldedĪs a spine, this works well with only small page count books.įlawless Wrap Around graphics are no extra charge for printing on frontĬlick here for Camera Ready File InformationĪll binding/cover services are available as part of aĬomplete publishing package, POD (small quantity charges may apply), andīinding only. Many program booksĪnd most magazines are saddle stitched. In the middle (spine) and stapled in the fold. Soft type binding where pages are printed four up and folded Your browser's back button to return to the page you were just on.
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