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ninner


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12/16/03 9:36 PM

An easy and inexpensive way to store patterns is to use put your pattern in a large ziploc bag. I put the pattern envelope in the front so I spend less time searching.

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	Izzie said... I use this method too. The bags are big enough to store traced patterns in mult-sizes. I also put fabric swatches in the bag for garments I have made or plan to make. 12/18/03 3:14 PM
	Denise Galea said... good item thanks 12/20/03 4:55 PM
	FauxZenaChick said... You can also add file tabs to the top so it's easier to find it after it's filed. 12/29/03 8:23 AM
	Jerry P said... I do this with patterns after they are cut. 7/5/07 2:34 PM