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Crafty Organization Tip: Magazine Cutouts

written by threadslinger

I actually stole this idea from Marie but will post it here anyway. Crafting is kind of like going down a long rabbit hole. You start out with just a few supplies but it quickly can turn into a heap in the corner of your bedroom that your cats sleep on and you have to step over unless you are careful. This is why I learned from the masters that organized crafting is the best crafting. I am still not the best at this, but slowly am picking up speed. Here is a simple way to organize your magazine cut outs so that you don’t have stacks of magazines hanging around your house just waiting to be modge podged. It also saves you a lot time when you want to make something because all the coolest pictures are neatly organized in this bin.

Materials needed:

-File folder
-Magazines
-Marker

1. Take your stack of magazines and tear out anything you think could be used in a future collage. Then try to categorize them and make little tabs like this:

Organize

2. After you have filed away all your magazines throw the old ones away. Resist the urge to be a pack rat and bam, now you have an organized magazine file just waiting to be used for modge podging.

2 Responses to “Crafty Organization Tip: Magazine Cutouts”

  • HB says:

    Tehehe, those are even my old tabs :) Thanks for posting this. My magazine collection has outgrown my new storage area too :o I am addicted. But man it is so much nicer when you want to modge podge (or make buttons) to look thru your collection instead of being forced to read thru magazines where most of the pages you don’t want.

  • Heather says:

    Thanks for this - I’ve got a box full of magazines which I know are full of pictorial gems. I’ll have to look out a couple of file folders - I’m sure I saw some in a £1 shop once…

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