I appear to be a decade or so late on this thread.

I have all the “Yoga for your brain” cards, and one set called “Alpha tangled” filed in plastic ring, binder,notebook pockets that hold credit cards vertically, so I can see front and back quickly. There are also a couple of pages of the blank “yoga for your brain” cards as well. I keep this card notebook in my hospital ER bag so that while I’m sitting there waiting for hours upon hours, I can pull a card out and try to learn a new tangle. The cards are easier to handle than than a book. I also have a miniature lclipboard about 4 x 6 that has a rubber band around it and my box of pens behind it in my bag.

Everything else I have gathered is printed sideways, 2 pattern-step sheets per side, and double-sided, to save space.. (4 patterns total per sheet) I have a thermal printer, so I don’t have to worry about all that ink cost.
These are all in standard three ring binders.( I have a horrible fear that if this website goes away, there will be no access to the patterns in your yearly PDF, which requires coming to the site.)

When I have mastered a tangle, I write the name of it, and a small image to jog my memory, on a small piece of card stock and put it in a decorative jar. When I’m stumped for an idea, I just reach into the jar, and find something I know how to do. If I’m in an experimentation mood, I will try to learn some new ones to eventually put in my jar.

I also have a small box with a diamond art keychain kit in it. A little box with a needle felting project in it. Plus, books to read, a power bank and a brick, my Kindle, two sets of wired earbuds, a couple of puzzle books, some fidget puzzles, some chewing gum, and a little half bottle of water, because they never give you any… yes I have been known to be stuck there for over 12 hours… and I’m ADHD so I go stir crazy without things to do.

lol

In reply to Margaret Bremner.

Thank you Margaret! UNU looks fun to try too!

Oh what a gorgeous tangle!!! I don’t know HOW I missed it when Linda published it here, but I’m ever-so-glad to have seen it today. 🙂 Thank you!!

In reply to Margaret Bremner.

No wonder I liked it!! 🙂

Linda, your variation is a close relative of Unu! I like Michelle's angled version too.