organizing of bucket list patterns ?

I use the binders and page protectors too. Works great.

Looks like we have a winner then.

Binders with protector sheets it is.

Figure I got to get out and get me some .

Thanks for all you input!

I have mine sorted into folders on my computer.

Another thing you might do is have a master list in the front of your binder that has a list of quilts that you want to make and where they are in the binder.

Right. First thing tomorrow I'm off to get myself a few binders. My folders are bulging and overflowing everywhere, why didn't I think of binders before especially as I already have plenty of polythene protectors! Thanks for posting Swedish Leo.

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And then, make something like this to cover your binder! So cute.

Funky Quilted Binder Cover « Moda Bake Shop

I use binders and clear page protectors too. They also work well for holding templates made out of thin cardboard.

I have one binder specifically for store-bought costume and clothing patterns also. The page protectors work well to put all the cut-out pieces back in one place so you don't lose them (because they NEVER get back in that paper envelope).

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Originally Posted by kmerfeld

I keep all of the free ones that I print off (like my Moda Bake Shop ones) in a page protectors and but them in a 3 ring binder. I also slid other patterns in those clear page protectors too. That way that are all in one place and I just put the binder on the shelf with my patterns books etc

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This is what I do. Works the best for me. Otherwise I lose them.

For my list of what I want to do, I just put it on a memo sheet on my kindle fire. Then I can change them around or delete them at will.

I have the Evernote app on my computer, so if I see a pattern that I like online, I "clip" it using Evernote, and place it in my Quilting Ideas folder. The great thing is that Evernote syncs with my smartphone and my iPad, so if I'm at my LQS, I can easily access that folder on my phone--just in case I see some yardage that would be perfect for one of the saved patterns. I also have a paper journal that I use to make notes on the fabric I have in my stash, and what quilt I might use it for.