lenyadora

yo solo imprimo lo que verdaderamente voy a usar y eso si que lo pongo en blisters de plastico para su uso y al terminar lo encuaderno

psychonurse

thank you for the info. I currently have magazines using the 3 ring binder method, and it takes up a lot of space.
I am constantly trying to get organized with sewing stuff and genealogy papers.
thank you for this tip.

psychonurse

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I just print what I truly use and that if I put it in plastic blister for use and at the end of encuaderno it

cashs_mom

When I had a lot of printed information, I used to put it in large 3 ring binders. Now I keep most of it on my laptop. I have patterns and info all in one section and I back it up every few months so I wont' lose it. It keeps the paper and storage area to a minimum and all I have to do it take my laptop to the sewing room and read from it.

maryroth

This is bringing up an older topic and one that's totally on my "must do" list right now. I'm looking for suggestions on what the categories you've selected for separating your patterns. I understand keeping Table Runners separate from, say Purses and Bags. I'm having a hard time filing the quilt patterns into logical groups.
Any suggestions, please?

tropit

Great idea...thanks so much for sharing it with us! If you have several of these binders, you could store them in a magazine holder to save space and keep them from swimming around on your shelf. I have some wooden ones, as well as some clear acrylic ones.

~ Cindy

tuckyquilter

I love this method. I've had my Bonnie Hunter pattern Books, and others bound like this. NEVER thought to have the pages out of magazines etc done this way too. GOOD THINKING, and thanks for sharing a great method.

KellyPete

maryroth - I have my quilt patterns sorted by size. Small to large.

nannyrick

Excellent idea!! You have given me ideas. Thanks!!