You know what happens if you save magazines you love? Eventually they take over. I've always kept them neatly sorted in magazine holders, but even with that organization, I could never find or even remember what was in them.
So this week I spent days and days going through every single page, saving just the quilts that inspire me and recycling the rest of the magazines. I put the saved patterns in page protectors and put those in binders. I went from two overflowing shelves full of magazines to a couple of binders. Yippee!!
Now to tackle those National Geographics. I want to just pitch them completely but I'm getting some resistance from the kids. That shelf full of yellow is bugging me.
What have you been up to this week? Chime in with something you've finished. Feel free to borrow the button from my sidebar.
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5 people stopped folding laundry to write:
A magazine purge is so key. I did one last year of all my old Real Simples. I kept recipes and certain articles that I liked. The rest went to byebye.
I am still resisting the magazine purge....prehaps someday I will muster up the courage to do so.
I've been working on my Cooking Light purge! I now have a binder of recipes instead of 10 stacks of mags. I love it.
Purging is good for the soul!! Congratulations on doing it...
Good for you, that is quite an undertaking! I know it feels good, for now, I still have that w-h-o-l-e shelf full of them...you are my hero!
:-}pokey
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