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[Skill Help] How do you organize your patterns?

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Post time: 2011-1-2 00:28
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Hello everyone, I have a question, over the years I have collected a large numbr of patterns, both for Pattern Maker and PCStitch, the thing is that I have little time to clasify them and put them in named folders, how do you do it, I know I have beautiful thing I wolud like to share with you, but can´t find the!
Any suggestions???
thanks!

Paula

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Post time: 2021-11-11 03:17
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I do thematically in folders (knit/hat, knit/christmas etc)

But honestly, my favorites are printed and put into a folder.  There aren't many in my favorites folder that are printed.  I figure if the SHTF and power was out... I would have the most important (to me).
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Post time: 2022-2-3 06:06
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I probably have more patterns then I can stitch in a lifetime, but I always organize them in folders. Even if it’s going to take a long time. Do a bit at a time and don’t worry if you don’t finish it in one sitting. Take your time.
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Post time: 2021-10-7 01:24
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In folders using the firm's/designer's name and into it I made theme folders - toys, autumn, animals e t.c. All files named like that: designer's name_scheme name_scheme number.
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Post time: 2021-11-12 07:16
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I organize mine in my drawers and shoe boxes. My thread and fabric are in my drawers. Wips are in my shoeboxes! I dont have a lot of space so thats all i can do
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Post time: 2022-2-3 09:16
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I prefer printouts & I don't organize them in any particular way.  I get a digital chart & immediately print it  !
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Post time: 2021-11-12 06:34
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I just put them all in a drawer box. My drawer has 3 sections. One for fabric, one for threads, and one for wips
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Post time: 2021-6-23 15:15
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I would like to know vhow to too..lol thanks for sharing
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Post time: 2024-4-5 04:24
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Great tips! Thank you very much for sharing!
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Post time: 2021-7-29 03:00
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In folders categorized thematically :)
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Post time: 2021-7-29 03:31
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I use folders too really helpful
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Post time: 2011-1-2 02:46
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other than taking the time, not much else you can do
The only other possible suggestion is to rename when you save - perhaps (for instance) say you have some Silver Lining floral patterns, either save them as SilverLining______ (name of pattern) or Floral___________ (name of pattern) and when they're saved on your computer, they'll at least be able to locate by type first, then pattern name.
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Post time: 2011-1-2 03:17
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OOPPS are you supposed to organise them, I don't think that word is in my stitcher's dictionary lol

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HA! I agree!  Post time 2015-10-29 11:07
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Post time: 2011-1-2 03:32
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Post Last Edit by predire at 1-2-2011 03:33

I put them in a folder with the name of designer.

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good work!  Details Reply Post time 2015-10-30 02:56
Oooh-great idea. Thanks!  Post time 2015-10-29 11:08
it is a fantastic solution  Post time 2013-11-19 03:05
Me too :)  Post time 2013-11-18 16:52
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Post time: 2011-1-3 01:59
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I usually go by subject. Then on the folder for the pattern, I put the designer as well.
Example - Sunflowers, then Sunflowers_MysticStitch
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 Author| Post time: 2011-1-3 05:51
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Reply 5# Aonach
Thank you girls for your suggestions!
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Post time: 2011-1-12 22:15
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Thanks for sharing. =):)
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Post time: 2011-1-18 15:52
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I save the patterns in a folder in the name of the Designer.  For the ones that have Designers that are unknown I save in a folder according to the subject.

Make sure you have copies.  I save to DVD's & two external hard drives.  One by disk number and one by Designer
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Post time: 2011-1-18 23:30
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I save my in folders using the designers name and then name each folder in the designer folder with the name and number of the pattern.  I have two external harddrives I keep them on so just in case my computer crashes or gets a virus.
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Post time: 2011-1-21 15:55
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Geez you guys are organised, i save mine to just one folder of which i have name 'craft' with good intentions of tidy later which of course has never happened. Guess i'm with xstitchmad l.o.l
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