I've been getting Family Fun Magazine for a little over a year now, after hearing about it from Catherine Newman (who is a super writer and contributor to the mag). It is often filled with fun craft ideas, games, recipes, etc., etc., etc., that I'd like to hang onto for future reference. But I don't want to store all the magazines. Plus, it is unlikely I'd look through them again, anyway.
As a solution, I bought an accordion file. Now I just dog ear the pages I want to save (usually a few minutes at a time during the day), then tear them out and file them (at night after the kids are asleep). Easy! And I use it, too. When Valerie asks, "What should I do, Mama?" we look through the file and find something.
I'll be filing pages from other magazines (such as the now defunct Cookie, which I thought of as the Vogue of parenting mags) and sources in there, as well, to try to cut down and the, ahem, clutter.
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Sheila :-)
Great idea! I've been wanting to figure out something like this for all my magazine ideas...
ReplyDeleteI love this! I so this with a binder and my recipes I print off from online, and I use tabs to sort them! Can not wait to see the fun things you guys do :)
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