* I accidentally published this post without the photos of my binder so I am reposting with the added photos of my binder *
I used to hoard magazines. I admit it. But they take up a lot of room and I never actually reread them. I started a new system when I moved into my last apartment. I do still keep some magazines but only if I will truly reread the whole thing. As I read a magazine I tear out pages that I want to keep
(recipes, decorating tips, etc). Sometimes I fold down the pages or use post its if I am not at home. Whatever works! Then I tape the clippings onto paper, slide them into those page protector things, and into a binder organized by topics
(well I try at least-I haven't put actual dividers or anything fancy yet). Everything in one place!
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| Binder is from Liberty of London for Target |
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| A favorite look from a Vineyard Vines catalog and a fun article on how to pack lightly |
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| Beauty/makeup tips and product recommendations |
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| Recipes |
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| Nautical stripes |
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| Holiday tips and tricks |
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| Books I want to read |
I also have sections for excerise/health, organizing, decorating, DIY/crafts, and things I want to do/places I want to go
If you prefer to keep all of your magazines, here are some ideas from Pinterest:
How do you organize your magazines?
I am a huge magazine hoarder!! I try to go through every few months and throw some away and then the rest get organized into those white magazine organizers in my office.
ReplyDeleteI'm a magazine hoarder as well. I try to throw as many away now as I can, but will pull the occasional article or recipe to save. Cute binder! That is such a good idea!
ReplyDeleteI do the same thing!! However, mine are totally disorganized, need to get organized!!
ReplyDeleteLove that idea. I pretty much keep them all for no apparent reason, but your way seems better.
ReplyDeleteI have such a tough time and really do save them for way too long. Tearing out articles/things to save definitely helps with the clutter I was starting to have!
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