| I recently had my sewing machine manual spiral bound at an office supply store...nothing unusual there. But I decided to have all of the extra stitch charts, warranty info, etc. bound with the book. I also had 3 pieces of lined paper bound in the back for me to record when the machine is serviced and a pocket page (from a set of 3-ring pocket dividers) into which I placed the purchase and service receipts. Finally, I added tabbed dividers for the various sections of the manual. The office supply store trimmed everything to fit nicely and added a plastic cover. I plan on keeping this sm for quite some time, and this organized manual will help me take good care of my baby! |
Now THAT's a really N-E-A-T idea!! ;)
1/1/10 2:03 PM
Wow, are you ever organized! A great idea.
1/1/10 7:40 PM
Great idea, thanks!
1/1/10 11:18 PM
Very organized!
1/2/10 9:25 AM
Wonderful idea, thanks! Great way to get organized for the new year.
1/2/10 11:47 AM
That is an A-W-E-S-O-M-E idea!
1/2/10 1:04 PM
Thanks for the idea. I just printed out Singers instruction manual for their 14T967DC Serger. I'd been thinking about buying a 3 hole punch and putting it in a looseleaf folder, but yours is a better idea.
1/3/10 10:43 AM
Thanks for the idea. I just printed out Singers instruction manual for their 14T967DC Serger. I'd been thinking about buying a 3 hole punch and putting it in a looseleaf folder, but yours is a better idea.
1/3/10 10:44 AM
You are AMAZING!!! I love it! I thought I was good when I laminated copies of the pages I refer to most and hung them by the side of the machine but your ideas is much better!
1/3/10 10:24 PM
great idea!
1/4/10 9:59 AM
I agree with everyone else. Great idea!
1/4/10 10:30 AM
That is a fantastic idea!
1/4/10 12:35 PM
This is a brilliant idea. Thanks!
1/6/10 0:32 AM
What a great idea!
1/9/10 1:30 PM
Good idea! Staples does this and Kinko too, which is nice.
1/9/10 7:43 PM
Great idea!
2/25/10 10:04 PM