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I confess!! I have tons of patterns. I use the clear sleeves and have them in binders.
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I download and save online and when I want them I send the file to my Kindle Fire. The Kindle is the same as having a book in my sewing room. I rarely print out patterns since I got the Kindle Fire. No paper to keep up with and lots less ink to buy. I love the technology we have now. It saves time and money when used right.
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i used to do that as well. then i decided i didn't want to have all that paper sitting around, so i store them all on the computer now.
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I print the off. That way I have them to drool over and be inspired!
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Originally Posted by ckcowl
(Post 5545420)
i generally just save it in a folder on the computer-instead of printing them off-until i am ready to make them- once in a while though i feel the need to print off-even if i believe i will never actually get around to making it- just for inspiration, or for a future idea...if i printed off every free pattern that caught my eye we would loose a whole rainforest!...and i would probably need a bigger house. :)
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no you are not alone i have binders full of them its keeping the ink supplier in business the page protector and binder companies too. lol im having to get choosier as well as i havent won the lotto yet.
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I used to print them out but was using way too much ink and then not making the quilts. Now I just save them on the computer and look through them when I want a pattern. Of course it's not easy to find the one I want, have to open each one to see what it is.
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You are not alone! :)
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I knew there was a good reason we invested in a laser printer; less cost per page. Now I can print off even more patterns.
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I print them out, save the links on the computer, have them saved on pinterest, and cut out pics from catalogs. Do they make a drug for this?
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