cahuff wrote:
What do y'all use (besides the tattered paper list method) to keep track
of your patterns?
I don't have them cataloged; they are sorted into banker's boxes under
my own system.
Historical patterns have their own box - both patterns I've drafted and
ones I've bought.
Folkwear
What do y'all use (besides the tattered paper list method) to keep
track of your patterns?
Nothing whatever. I own several thousand books, over a thousand of
which are on costuming; hundreds of fashion magazines; and hundreds of
patterns. I started out with my books on the shelves in
cahuff wrote:
What do y'all use (besides the tattered paper list method) to keep
track
of your patterns?
I have a few hundred patterns. (Yikes!) They're all in cardboard pattern
boxes covered in pretty fabric. I put a sticker on them with MFR and
number range. For example B 2145-2290 has