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Written on July 4, 2009 at 6:10 AM by Bargello Love

Keep Your Bargello Patterns Organized in These Archive Files Boxes

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One of the best storage items I have found to keep my Bargello needlepoint leaflets and patterns from being torn or damaged is the Archive File Storage Box System. Normally used to store important documents, I like the fact that it is versatile enough to suit my needlepoint organizing needs.

The Archive File Storage Box System comes with six individual, color-coded plastic archive file boxes that fit neatly inside to help you organize your patterns according to preference—by designer, type, or date you stitched them—whatever you like.

Your loose leaf designs and pattern leaflets are protected from moisture and other environmental elements. These plastic archive file boxes accommodate both letter and legal size files. Each stackable file storage box is made of acid-free recyclable plastic that is easy to clean.

Buy the Storage System Here

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