Yearbooks

There’s no limit to your options for finishing and binding your yearbook. Here are some finishing and binding styles that work well for yearbooks:

• Case binding—this binding style, which uses glue, is designed for hard cover books.
• Perfect binding —an unsewn, flat-spined binding done with glue, which is usually used on soft cover books.
• Padding—used on hard cover books, this option adds an elegant professional look.
• Embossing , debossing and foil-stamping—these are great finishing touches that will add interest and style to your yearbook.
• Die cutting—die cutting is another added design touch. For hard cover yearbooks, you can use it on inside pages.

	Binding A name given for any of many procedures used to put pages together.

	Die A stamping tool used in embossing and cutting.

	Embossing To produce a raised image in paper. The image is created by pressing a die into the back of the paper.

	Perfect Binding An unsewn, flat-spined binding of a book made with glue.