Storing Your Printed Pictures

I’ll admit it - I am a tad old fashioned when it comes to a lot of things. One of the lost arts I continue to enjoy is printed pictures. I love holding pictures in my hand rather than having them stored away on USB drives or on my iPhone. But when you print as many pictures as I do, it can be hard to keep them organized. It’s easy to throw them on a shelf or closet and not think about them again. Although, when you need a certain picture - or it comes time for a big event like a graduation party - it will be an overwhelming disaster to look through them all.

I finally found a solution I LOVE - and that is this photo organizer from Amazon. I am loving the completely clear version, but if you want to add a little color to your life, they also have a color version to meet your needs. And they are on sale right now - can it get even better?

I went the extra mile and used my Cricut Explore Air 2 to make labels for each of the 4 by 6 photo holders. I organized them by year, person or event - depending on how many photos I had of each. If I did it again, I would use a solid vinyl rather than the fun, printed vinyl I used. I think it would be easier to read, especially with not knowing what image would be behind the print.

I’ve tried lots of ways to organize my photos and this is the most efficient and safe way I have found. Your images won’t be damaged by any sticky pages and you can easily sort and organize photos based on your needs. It’s an easy size to stack and store in any cabinet — and I forgot to mention, it even has a handle! It maximizes space - which always seems to be in short supply. Can you tell I love it?

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