Organize? What's that?
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They are organized by pile right now. Cross stitch here and quilting here and crochet there. I am planning to buy some book cases with my tax refund this year. Once I get my bookshelves, I plan to organize by subject and then by author.
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Mine are in a cabinet layed flat, no organization at all.
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I use my soappowder boxes. I put a years sub. in each box, mark it and put them on bookshelves Peewee from Pa.
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You mean we're supposed to organize them?? :shock:
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Originally Posted by mmonohon
by subject(paper piecing, scrap quilts, fq quilts, etc)
Baby and kids quilts are also separated as well as "Little Quilts" and "String Quilts." "Art Quilts" is a separate category too. I have them on an old library book truck and I put a large piece of cardboard between catagories with the name of the category on the top of the cardboard. That way I can find the books that I need instantly. It works well for me. 8-) |
Originally Posted by donnajean
Alphabetical by title for most. Baby quilt books separated. I'm a retired librarian.
just had to ask... sorry |
Originally Posted by Leota
Originally Posted by donnajean
Alphabetical by title for most. Baby quilt books separated. I'm a retired librarian.
just had to ask... sorry |
Yes, I have them in file cabinets by authors that way I can see when I buy duplicates, so much easier that way
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Mine are stacked according to diff types. Such as a stack of Miniature Quilts,in order of issue.Same with other mags,in order of issue. I keep new mags/books I haven't looked at separate.My sewing books take up a shelf.I intend to sell any unused books.
Originally Posted by G-Maw Wilda
I am getting ready to move all of mine and was wondering how other people organize their Quilting Books. At the present time I just have them in stacks, no particular order to them, but I am going to move them to a bookcase. I need to get my sewing room organized and cleaned. It is a disaster area.
G-Maw Wilda |
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