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Oct
20
Quilter and quilt magazine collector from Soggy Bottom Flats Quilting blog is asking for help in how to manage her stacks of periodicals cramping her sewing room. Give her the best answer to her predicament and you win. The prize depends on how many of us post comments on her blog. Go here to get the low down.
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The easiest option is to get rid of some of her magazines. If the quilter shares with friends she could always borrow the mag if she needs to. Another option would be to remove only the projects she likes from the mags, storing them in a binder for later use. Or our quilter could scan the projects and save them on her computer or burn to a cd. I think saving projects on cd may be the best option for someone who needs to declutter because it doesn’t take up much space. The drawbacks are not being to take mags with you when you’re out and about or be able to see the projects unless you are using the computer. The cd could get scratched or misplaced.