Newbie Question

[JeffM]

On my last trip to WDW I bought some pins for my daughter. I also got a Princess Pin holder to hold them in.

My question is this. What is the best way to put them in this folder? If you need Pictures I can post some to help you understand what this folder looks like.

 

[Parkhopper_Vince]

I am afraid that I am not familiar with this folder, but maybe someone else knows. A picture would be helpful if that is possible.

 

[JeffM]

The inside cover has a mesh on it and I don't know what this is for. The other pages have a felt type of fabric that looks like the pins go into this, but it is very hard to get them in and out if you put the backing on them. Are you not to use the backing? If the backing is not used then it seems like they might fall out.

I purchased this in Down Town Disney at the Pin place there. I was hoping this would be something I ( or my daughter - 4 years old) could use to hold the pins. When we go back to WDW in January I was hoping we could use it then also if she wanted to trade.

Here are some links to the picuters I took today of it.

ok seems I can't leave a hyperlink or just post the photos. not sure if I'm diong it right or not.

members.cox.net/scsimaniac/Front_Cover.jpg
members.cox.net/scsimaniac/Page1.jpg
members.cox.net/scsimaniac/Page2.jpg
members.cox.net/scsimaniac/Page3.jpg
members.cox.net/scsimaniac/Back_Cover.jpg


If anyone could help me in how to use this correctly I would really like that. I collect many things from Baseball cards and Magic: The Gathering , Pokemon to Beanies and Comics. SO, I'm not new to collecting it's just I'm not sure how to keep my Pins in the best condition I can.


Also if someone would be so kind as to tell me how to post pictures or Hyperlinks that would be nice too.

 

[Luv2Roam]

I have several pin bags and have tried various methods. None have been 100% to my satisfaction.
Currently, what I have done was buy square cork tiles at Walmart and put one sheet between the non mesh pages. (Trim to fit, and slid inside the velcro sleeve.) Use the cork tiles, and not the thin rolled cork.
Store the rubber backs in a baggie. Just push the pins into the corkboard and sleeve.
I store pins that are in unopened plastic packages inside the zippered mesh pockets. I also secure pins through the mesh (and use the rubber backings to keep them attached).

 

[zweihund]

That's a great idea.....I've been struggling with mine since I bought it