texas granny

I use post a note and cut them in small strips to mark the pages I'm interested in. That way I can still share my Mag.

judyyoungs

Me too.

Parrothead

You can rename a photo and give it any name you want. Right click, and choose "rename". Just don't erase the .jpg.

passionpiecer

I have done the exact same thing!

Quiltaddict

I've done that for a long time. My problem is there are too many patterns I save. I must have 9-10 binders full and another stack of magazines to go through. Even though they are semi-organized I still have trouble find a specific pattern. But they are fun to just look through and dream.

Beaquilts

I am trying to get more organized and all the ideas are on the same path I have chosen. At one of my guild meetings, we bring magazines, fabric or whatever you are interested in parting with, to the meeting and its a free giveaway. Not only did you clean out your house, you recycled it for someone else who may find different inspiration.

ConnieF

I thought you was going to do waht a neighbor did here. She copyed what she wanted to keep and then sold the mags and book on Mountain something on the internet..'

Boy would be so hard to tear the mags...I have mags from the 70, 80 and 90's

SO would take forever to go through all those.

ConnieF

texas granny

You can always copy the ones you know you really want to make then donate the mag at a quild or bee meeting. A new quilter is alway ready to look for idea.

kateyb

I copy the patterns I like and put them in notebooks then put the magazines on the "freebie" table at the guild meetings. Then others have a chance to use the magazine.

juliea9967

I scan the patterns that I like, and keep them in a folder on my computer and iPad2. I love doing it this way. My iPad2 goes wherever I go so if I happen to be in a quilting store and find some fabric that I love, I have all my patterns with me.
Works great for me!