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I saw Sandy's idea as well. I found sheet protectors in a local hobby store in the same area as the ones Sandy used that ATC's fit in. I draw a line across the ATC to make a square box at the bottom. That gives me space at the top to write the name of the tangle and who created it. I can still use the same system. Just don't need to cut or punch the squares.
Hi Deborah! Great to hear you are enjoying my blog! I managed to track down the code for a small follow button - thanks for the prompt :) It's in the sidebar above the pinterest button.
Great storage tips! I've got stacks of tiles but no good way to store them OR find the pattern I want. Anonymous' suggestion above re the ATC size works for me - I have hundreds of ATC's stored in baseball card protector sheets. I even have some empty protector sheets. Now I just have to draw the individual tangles and file them! BTW, love you blog!
If you have not already checked it out there's a great section on Tanglepatterns.com for organizing tangles. Lots of responses to go through but lots of different ideas here - http://tanglepatterns.com/organize-your-patterns.
I use a combination of hands on - 2" cards on rings and electronic - using two software programs Snagit and Evernote - that way I have them with me wherever I go. Good luck create a system that works for you.
Some terrific organisational tips on there - I really like the index card system idea, too! I haven't thought of storing them digitally, but it's a great idea.
Thanks, Linda. It's great if you can use something you've already got. I have stacks of cardstock from my scrapbooking days that I can use to cut out the 2" tiles. Though I do want to do them all in white, so am hoping I have enough.
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I use a combination of hands on - 2" cards on rings and electronic - using two software programs Snagit and Evernote - that way I have them with me wherever I go. Good luck create a system that works for you.
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