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Three ring binder from a garage sale, thrift shop or Dollar store. Most of my patterns are in 2 large binders. They do get heavy.
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I, too, put my patterns (or inspirational quilt pictures) in a plastic sleeve and then file in a 3-ring binder. It works well for me. When I am not sure what project to begin, I look through my binders.
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Mine are in sleeve protectors with notes. I write on the index "W/app" (aka 'with appliques"). That way I can go to that section to look up an applique for N=nursery, C= cats (w/app) C also = Carpenter's star.
Originally Posted by toverly
(Post 7805613)
I desperately need to put my patterns in notebooks like you do. Mine are stacked on a bookself. I like the notebook idea, why not put them in sleeve protectors with the bottoms closed so they can be stored in their own notebook. I may give that a try.
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Great question. I don't really have a great system of organization for completed patterns. Looking forward to hearing everyone's ideas.
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Originally Posted by sewingsuz
(Post 7804769)
I cannot keep up with it all. Scraps, patterns, ribbon, zippers, interfacing, wonderunder, batting and batting scraps. It is all taking over and I can't keep up.
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I've bought pattern boxes from JoAnne's, and also use banker-type boxes. :)
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