I can’t er… remember where I saw this method originally. It might have been on Memory-Sports.com, but I couldn’t find it when I just did a quick search.
It was something along the lines of using alphabet pegs as columns and number pegs as rows.
So the table structure might look something like this:
If your alphabet peg images are something like:
A = ant
B = bee
C = cat
and your number pegs are something like:
1 = candle
2 = swan
3 = handcuffs
Then you would attach images A and 1 to cell A1, images B and 2 to cell B2, etc.
I haven’t tried it exactly like this – just passing on the concept that I read about. ![]()
