Tips for Storing Patterns, Books and Magazines

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If you’re anything like me, it’s very easy for books, magazines and patterns to get out of hand in the sewing room. I love collecting quilt ideas and my “print” collection certainly reflects that – but sometimes I struggle to keep everything contained and organized.

Andy from A Bright Corner has put together an excellent article with many ideas for organizing books, patterns and magazines. There are several tips that I’ll be looking at more closely. I especially like her ideas for storing PDF quilt patterns and for keeping a notebook of current projects.

Tips for Storing Patterns, Books and Magazines

The beauty of her methods is that not only is everything contained, it’s easy to find what you want when you want it. Nice!

Tips for Storing Patterns, Books and Magazines

Skim the comments at the end of her article and follow the links in the article for more ideas.

Click here for the “Sew Organized Part 2: Tips for Storing Patterns, Magazines, and Books” article.

You’ll find additional ideas for storing PDF patterns in the following article by Andrea Brown. I especially like her method for using see-through envelopes.

Click here for the “Organized Solutions: 4 Ways to Store Printable PDF Sewing Patterns” article.

 

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