DIY Memorydex Box (no chipboard required) - SVG and PDF Files

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[FONT=Trebuchet MS, sans-serif]Have you ever heard of a Memorydex? It was an idea started by Heidi Swapp – it’s like a Rolodex meets your craft room. The Rolodex used to index business cards, and now this system is being used to organize notes, reminders, recipes, a gratitude journal, or even a travel diary. Scrapbookers are really enjoying cherishing their everyday moments in this format right now.

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I've designed 3 different sizes with both straight and scalloped edges.



4.25 width x 4.25 length x 1.75 high

4.25 width x 5 length x 1.75 high


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Any of my boxes can be made from just two sheets of 8.5x11 inch card stock. This means you can print a digital pattern and make it match your index cards.​

A “mini” memorydex box lets you keep specific topics together so you can sort them easily.



And since the page size we’re cutting is 8.5x11, you can custom print a digital pattern if you want, instead of a pre-printed pattern.



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As a gardener, I often trade seeds with others. I can never remember all the details, so now I have a place to store them. My envelope won't let any seeds fall out of the holes at the bottom because the flap comes up, then back down, sealing them in.

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This is a free printable pattern I used for one of my boxes, shown in the video:





Thank you to Robin for introducing me to this ingenious box idea!





Mini Memorydex Box (SVG and PDF Files) Available in my shop:





Watch the assembly video here:











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