KIDS Binder:
* Clothing
* Educational
* Food
* Gifts to Give
* Good Ideas
* Kids Fun
* Made by Mom
* Memories
* Outdoors
* Parties
* Travel
* Room
* Stages
* Stats & Quotes
HOME Binder:
* Candles
* Crafts
* Gifts to Give
* Health & Beauty
* Housekeeping
* Memories
* Outdoors
* Paper Crafts
* Party
* Table Decorations
* Websites
* Misc. (yes, the “M” is not ABC order, but I wanted “misc.” last)
HOLIDAYS Binder: (This binder is in chronological order, not ABC order)
* Valentine’s Day
* St. Patrick’s Day
* April Fools’ Day
* Easter Fourth of July
* Back to School
* Halloween
* Thanksgiving
* New Year’s
CHRISTMAS Binder:
* Candles & Fire
* Crafts
* Decorations
* Food
* Gifts
* Kids
* Table
* Misc.
RECIPES Binder #1: (I have 2 recipe binders because I save so many recipes)
* Appetizers
* Breakfast
* Breads
* Cakes/Pies
* Candy
* Canning
* Cookies
* Desserts
* Dips & Spreads
RECIPES Binder #2:
* Drinks
* Fruits
* Frozen Desserts
* Meat
* Noodles/Pasta
* Pizza
* Poultry
* Salsas
* Sandwiches
* Sauces
* Soups
* Vegetables
STEP #4: And lastly, my favorite part, is to go through all those magazines, recipes, and articles that you’ve been saving, and neatly rip or cut out anything that you want to save. I used a glue stick to glue down every idea onto regular blank paper, and then stuck the pages into my binder under the right category. I glue multiple ideas on each page, as many as I can fit without it looking messy.
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| From my Kids ideas binder |
I love being able to find each idea quickly because it is so organized and easy to find. When it is summer time and the kids are bored, I pull out my kids binder and let the kids flip through and find an activity they’d like to do, or a craft that they’d like to make. When it’s almost Christmas time and I’m felling crafty, I turn to my Crafts section in my Christmas binder.
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| From my Christmas ideas binder |
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| From my Home binder |
ElleElle says
I love magazines and ripping out the articles, pictures, recipes, and ideas also! How simple and easy to organize them all. Thanks for posting. My husband thanks you too! 🙂
Laura Russell says
You are most welcome! So glad this was helpful to you. Thanks for stopping by!
Cindy Hyde says
It’s a great idea! I rip magazine pages for my daughter and created a fun way to display them in a cute zipper front notebook with the tabs. I see that I need to create her more than one! Keep the good ideas coming!
Laura Russell says
Thanks Cindy. Your method sounds similair to mine. If you’re anything like me, then you probably will need more than one for her 😉 I post new ideas daily Monday-Friday so come back soon!
Karen Wellman says
I’ve been sticking pages into those accordion file folder things for YEARS, but I don’t like that because they aren’t neatly arranged or easy to see like this is. I’ve been meaning to do this for quite some time…gotta buckle down and do it soon because it’s getting pretty thick! You are lucky yours is finished! Great job!!
Laura Russell says
Thanks Karen! I had all of my pages filed in file folders, but it was too hard to go through and my files were getting too massive. It takes a little while initially to do this, but is soooo worth it, and very easy to maintain and find what you are looking for. Good luck!!
sonia says
Oh boy I am almost 2 yrs late reading this! I used to have binders years ago & scratched that thinking it was too much to carry when moving & finding space for.. but its a FANTASTIC way to find these buzillion clippings. I have file folders now too… such a mess! Back to binders it is!
Michelle says
I LOVE this. More organizational tips! You’re so good at it.
Laura Russell says
Thank you Michelle! Plenty more tips to come, don’t you worry 😉
Unknown says
I just scan all mine into the computer and organize them by category into files. Look Ma, no clutter!
Laura Russell says
That’s a good idea, too. I personally like to keep the actual pages to flip through. It’s all about finding what organization system works for you. I hate clutter, which is why I started organizing these in binders in the first place 🙂
sonia says
Oh wanna scan too! But will take so looong to do! I have 2 little people full time! One of which I nurse throughout the day! But scanning sounds great!
Anonymous says
Great idea! 🙂 Looks like you put the pages in page sleeves, too, good for those of us who thumb through the books many, many times. Keeps the pages from tearing or getting rumply, lol!
Laura Russell says
Yep, those sheet protectors keep it all nice and neat. I tried it first without them, and it was a mess 🙂 Thanks for visiting!
Anonymous says
Great idea. What did you use to label each section of your notebook?
Laura Russell says
I used some of those tab dividers that were made specifically for sheet protectors. The regular ones are a little smaller, and you can’t see the labels very well because the sheet protectors make the pages wider.
Kate says
Your binders the the pinterest of real life – such a great idea.
Laura Russell says
Thanks Kate, That’s how I see them too! I actually started these before Pinterest was around, so now I have a paper set of great ideas as well as a whole different set of digital ideas! Now I can never say that I have nothing to make 🙂 Thanks for stopping by!
nikitaland says
Hey Laura, I feel so good to see that someone else had this great idea too! I started organizing my pieces of ripped out pages from magazines a few years ago and I am glad that I did. It is amazing on how fast the binder grows, but it is so informational. Your binders look nicer than mine though – I’m jealous!
Laura Russell says
Haha, thanks. They do grow quickly, don’t they? The good thing is that you can find exactly what you’re looking for when it’s nice and organized, no matter how big it gets!
Michelle says
Mine are almost identical except I don’t keep the pages in plastic sleeves. it is a great system and makes planing menus,parties, crafts, holiday activites even places to visit a breeze.
Laura Russell says
Isn’t it nice to feel organized and be able to find the exact thing you are looking for quickly? Thanks for sharing, Michelle.
Michelle says
PS I would give you more comment love if you didnt the anti robot verification bit. The real comment took me 5 turns before I got it right. I can only hope this one doesn’t take too many. Just a point from my own experience, I don’t have verification on and I rarely get spam emails and those i do get are ‘caught’ by blogger and set aside for approval before being published! Just thought I would let you knkow. Regardless, I love your organizing blog! (I hope I didn’t offend!)
Laura Russell says
No offense taken at all. I just changed the settings because I don’t like typing all that nonsense in when I comment on other blogs, either, so why do it on my own? Thanks for the feedback!
Margaret Shaw says
I’m one of the most unorganized people on the earth and am trying to organize my life for once. Can you tell me what your tabs are? I’m hopeless when it comes to actually organizing in tabs. Please help.
Laura Russell says
Sure, just tell me which binder you would like to know about, and I’ll tell you what the tabs are. 🙂 I have one for Christmas, all other holidays, home decor and household stuff, recipes, and kids ideas. Which are you interested in?
Margaret Shaw says
Well actually all. I have stacks and stacks of magazine clippings that would probably fit in each binder.
Margaret Shaw says
Well actually all. I have stacks and stacks of magazine clippings that would probably fit in each binder.
Laura Russell says
Okay Margaret, I’m editing the post to add all of my labels for each of my books. Hope this helps you!
Anonymous says
This article is a godsend! I was just looking at how many magazines I had and I thought about getting rid of them :[ Definitely going to do this!
Laura Russell says
Oh good, so glad I could help you! I love this system so much, I can find anything that I saved in a matter of seconds. Thank you for visiting Make Life Lovely.
Anonymous says
I did something similar with all my rubber stamps, my old sizzix dies and hole punches. Now when I go shopping; I can flip through my binder and not make the mistake of buying something I already own. It also let’s me know where its located in my office so I don’t spend an hour looking for stamp
Laura Russell says
Great idea!! I do the same thing for my clear stamps as well. Isn’t it great to be able to find just what you’re looking for without having to dig around for hours?
Anonymous says
Love this idea of organizing my massive stack of magazines. Just wondered where you found the tabs that you used in your binders. Thanks.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
I found them at Target last year, but they were on clearance, so I’m not sure if they have the same ones now. I just bought some other good ones at Office Depot, so you could always give them a try! Good luck!
Anonymous says
I love this idea! Can’t wait to tame my massive stack of magazine goodies!!
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Thanks, and good luck! It feel SO good to have it all organized and clean!
Anonymous says
thanks for share.
Anonymous says
THANKS SO MUCH. I just printed out the categories so I feel better about organizing my ever growing stack of magazine pages.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Awesome, you’re welcome! Glad I could help you get organized! 🙂
Anonymous says
Thank you so much for this…I feel like I am an organized person, but now seeing this I know I can be more organized! Great idea to organize the magazine papers in binders all labelled!! I will definitely be trying this out!
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
So glad that you’ll be trying this! It’s worked really well for me, and has helped tame my stacks of magazines.
Dottie says
Oh, I love this idea! I’ve done it a time or two before in the past then quit, but then the magazines stack up. Martha Stewart and some of the other large size magazines make this a little trickier though. I end up having to trim them up a bit before they fit in the page protectors.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Yes, the Marthas definitely have to be trimmed, but I love that they take up the whole sheet protector. Some of the other magazine pages are smaller, and don’t fill up the whole sheet protector, which kind of bugs me.
I just rip the pages out as I read, toss the magazine, and then when I have some free time I take the ripped pages out of the magazine holder I keep them in, and trim and file away. Then the magazines are out of sight, which I love!
Carrie @ The Internet Made Me Do It says
I’ve been doing something similar for years! I’ve used the old fashion ‘magnetic’ photo albums for recipes, but all my other goodies I’ve stashed in file folders – and never really been seen again. This not only makes it so much more practical – it actually looks beautiful. I’m off to dig out my glue sticks and get started! Thank you for sharing (and bringing me comfort in knowing I’m not the only one who still loves glossy magazines!)
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
I stashed mine in file folders, too, before I started doing this. It was such a mess, I would hardly ever pull out my pages, and I could never remember what I even had. This way I know right where things are, and I can find them in a few seconds without my pages falling all over the floor 🙂 Thanks for your comment!
Anonymous says
I’ve been doing this too. I started about 20 years ago, so they are in need of refreshing… I used the following Catagories: Winter, Spring, Summer, Fall, Christmas, Gardening, and Household. For each Seasonal Binder I have these categories: Seasonal Foods, Childrens Activities, Holidays, Seasonal Decor, Seasonal Crafts. ( I am not counting my 5-6 Binders for Scrapbook ideas.)
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
It’s a great system, isn’t it? So simple, and yet such an easy way to stay organized!
Anonymous says
how can you organize a ripped out page that contains info about two different things on each side of the page?
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Here’s what I do: If there is an article that I like that is a few pages long, then I just rip out the whole article, staple it, and then stick it in the sheet protector. If there are two seperate things I want to keep, one on each side, then I just make a copy of one side (or you can scan and print), and then I can keep both sides without having to pick. Hope that helps!!
Barbara in Seattle says
I’ve been organizing recipes like that for years. But, the big secret is to go through your binders once or twice a year and throw out recipes, etc. that you know you’ll never make or do. Then you stay truly organized.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Yes, that’s key! I should have added that to the post, because I go through mine every once in a while to pull out anything that I might not need anymore, or that I probably won’t end up making. Also, I edit my magazine piles a few times before adding them to my binders. I try to be realistic and make sure that anything I keep I will actually use! Thanks for the tip!
Brittany Jewell says
I’m so glad I’m not the only one who does this…
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Haha, me too! Judging by the comments, there are a lot of people who still love their magazines 🙂
very_inky_fingers says
This is a fabulous idea! Thanks so much.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Thank you! It’s really helped me to organize those ideas that I want to try so I don’t lose them and can easily find them. Hope you try it!
Anonymous says
Wow, I feel a lot better now. I have been doing this since I was a kid and thought I was weird. I enjoy the cutting and pasting as much as the information and then the great feeling of reducing the piles of clutter as well.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Yes, it’s a great feeling, isn’t it?!
Anonymous says
I had already started to do this somewhat although I really like how you set these up category-wise. But my main reason for messaging you today is to let you know that I tried twice before to check this out on your blog and was notified by Pinterest that this was a spam site so you might wanna check into that cuz I think your binder idea/blog would probably get alot more hits if people weren’t deterred by the spam message. Good luck and keep creating! Rose in Michigan
PS-I didn’t have a “profile” to post this from but u can contact me at wylderthanyou@yahoo.com if you have any questions.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Thanks so much for letting me know Rose! I searched on Pinterest all of the pins for this idea, and sure enough one of them is blocked and says that it looks fishy, and my url on the pin ends in .mx, not .com, so I’m not sure what that means… I’ll be contacting Pinterest tomorrow, though! Thanks so much for the heads up!!
Anonymous says
Thank you so much for posting this! I have so many ripped out magazine papers it’s not funny. And I never know how to store them so I usually end up throwing them away. But now I know what I need to do! Thanks!
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Yes, that’s how I was before I started doing this! Give it a try, you will love this system. It’s such a great feeling when you can find the page you’re looking for in a matter of seconds 🙂
Anonymous says
I do this also but nothing as grand and cute as yours. I started mine a long time ago with a photo album that has the lift up clear plastic that you put the pictures under and they stick to the page.It makes it really easy to put small papers away.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
That works too! Yes, those small papers can be annoying when they fall all over the place.
Norma Dennis says
It’s Paper Pinterest!! Yay!
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
YES, it’s totally paper Pinterest! I started this before Pinterest, and I remember thinking that Pinterest was my digital way of doing what I was already doing with all the ideas I loved!! I’m addicted to both ways 🙂
Norma Dennis says
It’s Paper Pinterest!! Yay!
Jill of all Trades says
I found this post on…Pinterest, of course. But oh my gosh!!!! You’re like my twin. I thought I was the only crazy that continued to maintain binders in the digital age. Your method is JUST LIKE MINE. I have about 15 themed binders with subcategories in each. Sometimes I feel bad about taking up so much space with them but now that I know I’m not alone, I’m keepin’ ’em, goshdarnit! Thank you for the affirmation!
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Haha, glad to know I’m not the only one! Yes, keep them! I still use them ALL the time. They take up an entire shelf in my craft closet, but I think it’s totally worth it. I keep my go to recipes and favorite craft ideas inside, and know exactly where to find them. I love Pinterest and my computed, but sometimes it’s nice to hold the paper and read it and have it in a book.
Anonymous says
What is the best way to remove articles or a page from a magazine so the bound edges are not a ragged mess when removed? What kind of tool or just scissors?
Anonymous says
use an exacto (sp?) knife to cut article from magazine
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Yes, you could use an exact knife. I just rip out my pages, and then trim the edges with a paper cutter. That seems to work the best for me!
karen moyer says
Laura, thanks for sharing!! I LOVE magazines too and read them at night before I fall asleep just like you. I am going to start this but I have a question. What do you do when you want to save both sides of the magazine page? I guess you just make a copy. Oops, I answered my own question!!
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Yes, it can get tricky when you want both sides! Sometimes it worked that I can trim parts out of both sides and keep them both. If not, then I just make a copy like you said, and then I get to keep them both! So glad I’m not the only one who still loves magazines! 😉
Anonymous says
I’m a magazine addict too, and if there is a recipe section in a magazine that’s the first place I go. I’ve been organizing recipes in photo albums for years, the ones that have the sheets you just peel back and then lay down. I bought binder divider pages with tabs to separate the recipes into meats, sides, etc.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Sounds like you’ve got a great system going, too! I found that I didn’t ever use the recipes I cut out if they weren’t in a binder, so this method has worked out really well for me.
Valerie Maldonado says
I love cutting from magazines too! I have kept binders but none as pretty or organized as yours.. Thank you for the information.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
You’re welcome Valerie, and thank you!
Anonymous says
Nicely done! I have sooo many years worth of “Real Simple” mags. Since my husband & I are trying to minimize everything (future house sale AND becoming minimalists!), I am starting to scan pages of interest into our computer. Might be more work..?..but that’s my CURRENT method. Used to just file in foldeers…
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Ooooh, I love Rea Simple magazine! Scanning is a great idea too. Then you don’t have any paper at all to keep track of!
cherie clark says
I like this idea. I’ve been using Scan a log software for years , I just scan the page and label it and put it in the catagory it belongs in. But this idea would be a lot better I think because then you can not only instantly see it but you wouldn’t have to print it out to say to do a craft project where you can’t leave your computer on all day. I tend to do crafts in between doing other things…I am going to try this system.
Laura @ Make Life Lovely says
Yes, give it a try Cherie and let me know what you think! It has worked out really well for me. It is very easy to maintain once you get started, and is soooo easy to find exactly what you’re looking for. Good luck!
Anonymous says
What a great idea to keep this kind of paperwork neat and organized. I’ve tried a few other systems that were helpful but I think this will work much, much better. Thank you for sharing this idea!
sonia says
HELLO ALL, I AM A MAGAZINE NUT! Since I was 8!!! LOVE them! But I am a neat freak allergic to clutter too! I will go back to magazine pages in a binder in sheet protectors. Your beautiful pretty method will make mine more desirable to be used! I will make one for potential gifts my hubby can buy for me!!! I have them in folders by category & it will take a long time to get them on sheets in a binder – 2 small people, one of which I nurse – but it is worth the time! Thank you for the inspiration to store them this way again!
Laura says
Hi Sonia, I am the same- a magazine nut and a clutter hater, which can be a problem, lol. This method has really helped me a lot! While it does take some time to get your current collection of magazine pages organized, it is really easy to keep up after that. Good luck, and happy organizing!!
Elisa says
Make life Lovely: Thank you, very much. I am as addicted to magazines or more. I thought I was crazy, my children do not understand my addiction. I appreciate the beauty that you have done and organized your clips…again, beautiful and thank you for sharing.
Renee says
Such a cute way to stash magazine clippings. I’ve been looking for a creative way to do it because my collections of magazine subscriptions is getting out of hand! lol I’m definitely going to give this a try, thank you! 🙂
Terry Sanchez says
With boxes of old magazines – I’ve had to buy an external HD (4TB) Just for this reason. Recently bought a printer with a scanner. So now I scan all the pages I want and file – Don’t have extra room for binders. But my filing system is just like this. I done all my sewing pattern this way too. Great way to save time and space.
Betty819 says
What type of printer did you buy that is a printer and scanner? I am not computer savy; hope I’ve asked the right quesiton. Super idea, I am in process of decluttering all my paper clutter that I’ve printed off of the internet, recipes, duplicate genealogy material, stuff I’ve wanted to save, and this would really help organize my stuff. Now I need a few snowy days where you have all your supplies and have to stay inside to get everything accomplished.
Jean says
Thanks for the great ideas!. My Gem & Mineral club was given a big donation of Rock & Gem, and Lapidary Journal magazines. Both have great educational and project articles. I want to save some of the best articles for our members and students to use, and was trying to figure the best way. I really like your idea of sorting by category and theme!
wuvie says
Though I’ve kept my clipping in a similar manner for years, it didn’t reach epic proportions until a few months ago. In a second-hand store, I found three very thick, giant binders FULL of someone’s cooking collection saved in this same manner, plastic page protectors on every single page. I took one of the books to the front counter and asked how much it would cost. The clerk replied “Two dollars each, but we are having a half-off sale.”
I bought all of the binders and have enough plastic covers to last a lifetime, or at least for the next pile of magazines I dissect. It is amazing how much room you can save when you only pull out what you would actually make, or entertain doing.
Good to see others are like me. 🙂
Betty819 says
I can’t stop myself from printing off recipes and I have a lot of cookbooks that i don’t use. Do they have a rehab for this habit? I can comprehend better with the piece of printed material in my hand before me..vs reading on the computer monitor. Guess that is part of my reading comprehension problem from childhood. It’s become like an addiction! I’m going to put my recipe binder by my bed and make myself weed out any recipes I know I’ll never use. I don’t cook or entertain like I used to. Why do I keep saving recipes I’ll probably never use? Anybody else have this problem?
Beckie says
I really like this. Thank you for sharing your idea.
Betty819 says
I have all my magazine subscriptions listed on my computer and when they expire and slowly but surely, I am not renewing them as they expire. Real Simple doesn’t expire until May 2015 and I have the address label in front of me now, with intention to call or write and tell them to cancel immediately and request some refund. All it seems to be is advertisements..
SOLANGE FERNANDES says
THANKS FOR SHARING YOURS WONDERFUL IDEAS;I ‘VE TRIED TO BE VERY ORGANIZED…..tHE BEST OF CHRISTMAS TIME!
Jet Metier says
Two great take-away ideas I got from your post, Laura: slip scrapbook paper in between the plastic covers of the binder to make it pretty, and cut and paste the magazine tears onto typing paper to save on space. But what do you do when you need both sides of the page? Thank-you
Laureen O' (@ViBarkley) says
I cannot even begin to tell you how much I love this! I’ve been wanting to do this for years! All of my ripped out pages are filed in manila folders.
kayem zigfreed says
I started doing this 40 years ago and now I have two, two-drawer vertical file cabinets full of files. My major areas are gardening, home décor, and crafts/art. They are all visually dense areas so I think that is why I keep clipping, rather than going electronic. I pile up the clippings for a while then have a massive filing, and it’s just like reading the articles over a second time. This year I am going to try to review a file folder a week and put some comments on my fb page or on a blog. I feel I get my money’s worth out of the magazines because I read the articles I save several times, and if I have a big project to tackle I have my research already done.
Linda Roetman says
Julie, I have been doing this process for about two years now and I find it works wonderfully, except mine are all quilt magazines, so I don’t have the divider tabs. It sure is a good way to pare down your magazines. I feel like you do; I form an emotional attachment to them and it’s hard to part with them, but knowing I can keep the ones I really like and think I want to use someday helps me let go. I realized I do have quite a few embroidery patterns (the kind you iron on) and would be nice to put those into the plastic sleeves as well. It would also work for crochet or knitting patterns. I can see the list would be endless. Thanks for your inspiration. I love reading your posts! Linda
stephanie says
I love your idea hun. I actually do something similar but I print off pinterest pictures and stick them into a notebook. all in different topics. xx
Margaret Young says
Hi Laura great article. Can you share the best labeled tab dividers? There are so many thank you. Margaret
nicky says
Hi thanks so much for the idea. I was planning to file my magazine pages into sleeves as u did but was looking online for a specific ‘recipe’ folder that will cost a small fortune but just wanted it pretty and organised. I never thought to use scrapbooking to create my recipe folder. How clever. I have tons of scrapbooking stuff so thanks for the thought. Got any idea what I search for in ebay in order to find those tab sheets? Do u think A4 plastic sleeve tabs or something like that? I am from australia so dont have the stores u mentioned and all our department stores sell the smaller ones that yes ur right u cant see themso gets frustrating. Again thanks for the great ideas and inspiration!!!s
jbcyprian says
You saved my marriage
Laura says
Haha, so glad to have helped!! I totally understand. It can get really cluttery real quick saving those ideas, but this method should definitely help!
Fran says
I am part way through a similar project…just have to sort by category. I have five binders. I am going to use the same categories for both my Pinterest pins and the articles in my binders to keep things consistent.
Sue says
I think it would just be easier to take a photo of the cut out and quickly upload it to program of choice. Pinterest would easy enough. You could do the same label system. Then you don’t have a bunch of clunky binders sitting around taking up space and you don’t have to dedicate a bunch of time to this.
Laura says
Sure, that would work too! It all comes down to doing what works best for you. I personally like doing it this way because it seems like everything is digital these days and I like having my tried and true ideas that I love in a book that I can touch and hold. But if that’s not your thing, then your way sounds pretty great too! It does take a while to start if you already have magazine sheets that you’ve ripped out, but once you’ve got it going it’s pretty quick and easy to maintain. Thanks for your comment!
Ja says
Your binder project is excellent! But I have a problem…I don’t get magazines, not for many many years now…because I couldn’t let them go..lol. QUESTION: WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO ‘FOLLOW YOU/SOMEONE ON PINTEREST, please? (I feel dumb asking but I really don’t know I was looking for a place to sign up/Subscribe to receive new postings, but didn’t find anything until I reached this COMMENT box). I’ll fill the name and email there. Is that how one subscribes to a person on Pinterest? Thank you, Ja
Laura says
Hi Ja! To follow someone on Pinterest you need to go to their Pinterest profile, then click on the “Follow” button to follow their pins and their boards. You can also click on that first pink bar button with a “P” on it at the top of my posts to share any post of mine one Pinterest, and you can find me and follow me on Pinterest from there. Hope that helps, and thank you!
Janey says
Your ideas are great, organized and pretty. I do this with quilt patterns from magazines. But I hadn’t thought of making the binder covers and spines so attractive. I’m doing that today! Thanks for the inspiration.
Laura says
You’re so welcome, happy to help Janey! It’s so much easier to quickly find exactly what I’m looking for with this system!