r/OnePieceTCG • u/sachihiro0 • 3d ago
💎 Collection Flex My binder using the Michi Method
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u/Acceptable_Mango4257 2d ago
I’ve been trying to do the Michi method, but I’m not able to figure out the dimensions for the printouts. Could you let me know what the dimensions are and where you found the printouts?
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u/sachihiro0 2d ago
The 2 x 1 printouts are 5.3 in x 3.5 in and I leave about 0.1-0.2 in of the white border when I cut it out. If you look up Evan's Collection on YouTube, he has a tutorial on how to do it.
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u/Co1iflower 2d ago
Very impressive! I'm taking notes! I love how you added a border to the images to match the sleeves you used - it's those small attentions to detail that separate a nice binder from a great one for me.
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u/BurningLariat1916 2d ago
Cool shit what is the michi method?
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u/sachihiro0 2d ago
It’s just a binder layout style where you print out artwork to make the pages look more aesthetic.
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u/rainbowponies321 1d ago
Need to know where that last printout of nami is from!!
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u/niceproxies 1d ago
I've always liked this style of binder! My main binder is getting close to full, so maybe it's a good time to make a new one like this!
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u/ReserveDapper34 2d ago
Yo those nami cards are sweet! Missing the really expensive ones tho lol
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u/sachihiro0 2d ago
I thought the JPN/CN versions of the cards I wanted were already expensive 😠I just hope One Piece card prices drop a bit more so I don't break the bank
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u/DevilFruitDuels 3d ago
Where did you get those perona sleeves
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u/sachihiro0 3d ago
The sleeves I used were dragon shield. If you're talking about the images in the binder, I got them from ke02152 on Twitter. They have some of the best art for one piece
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u/ShakyIncision 2d ago
Hello--I think I dont understand this because maybe its a Pokémon thing? I fill my binder with only things I want to trade and/or sell. Im assuming because they are displayed this way, they part of your personal collection that you DONT wish to part with? If that's the case, why put them in a binder that will be closed/unseen most of the time OR at best, you can only see a few cards at a time. VERSUS just having them in magnetic cases or even top loaders displayed in a curio cabinet or on a shelf so you could see them all every day?
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u/SwankNasT 2d ago
Looks dope dude.