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It's taken me a long time to get my PDF pattern organization and storage to a place where I feel it really works for me. For a while I kept them in a folder on my computer, but when I got a new computer they moved to an external drive...which I never seemed to have with me when I wanted to print a pattern. I would then scramble back through my emails looking for the download link, which wasn't the worst, but it was definitely a bit of a pain. After a lot of trial and error with different storage solutions and programs this is what I've arrived at that works really well for me so I thought I'd share, as well as ask you how you store your patterns! Let's start with the actual pattern pieces themselves. When working with a digital pattern that isn't one of my own, I usually just do the print at home option because I've most likely decided on the spur of the moment that I need to sew this particular thing right now. Usually a few hours before I'd like to wear or use said thing. After cutting and taping, I'll use that pattern to sew the first garment. If I feel like I'm only going to make one of these or if there are changes I need to make, I'll just punch a hole in the top of the pattern and hang it on a hook as is. If it's a pattern I know I'm going to make a lot of and I've done any fit corrections I might need I'll trace all the pieces out onto oaktag so that I have a good, sturdy hard copy to use over and over like I've done for my trusty Linden pattern above. I also like to trace these patterns out so nothing is
Here's an excellent step-by-step tutorial by I Always Choose the Thimble, for organizing your sewing space by folding fabric to size. - Sewtorial
Ideas for wrangling and storing all of your printed pattern pieces.
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