In our next project together, Jeanne and I cleared the crafts room closet clutter. It wasn’t bad at all, certainly not like some seen in the twelve years of operating De-clutter Me! As is my professional organizer’s tried-and-true practice,
Clearing Crafts Room Clutter
I met Jeanne at a talk I presented to a group of retired educators, showing lots of “before” and “after” photos, and sharing my work process. Afterwards, she hired me on the spot to help in her condo – yay!
Clearing Clutter in a Multi-Purpose Room
The next session with Christina was (what I call) a double session day – three morning hours, a lunch break, then three more hours in the afternoon. I had told her it could be tiring and intense, but we likely
Crafts Area Clutter Gone!
In our next session, Peggy wanted to tackle her crafts area clutter. Okay! We started with the tabletop. Working from left to right, I first suggested that, later on, she go through the containers of pens and pencils, to keep
A Mother’s Day Gift
Kelsey emailed, having found De-clutter Me! in an online search. Would I be available to help her mother, Lynne, as a Mother’s Day gift? Sure! In a phone conversation, as is customary when talking with new clients, I told her
Office, Art Storage, and Guest Space Changes Begin!
A room in Willow’s house is intended to serve several functions. It’s her home office. It stores art projects and supplies. It also could be a place for guests to sleep. That would require moving heavy furniture, which we would
Progress in an Office/Crafts Room
Meg and Steve live in a beautiful house nestled in the woods. Her office and crafts area for decoupage work are combined in one room. She wasn’t “getting to it,” meaning that she was wasn’t clearing the area. “Looking at
Creating Space in a Crafts Room
Julie is a busy medical professional. Beyond her work, she enjoys many crafts activities. Her crafts room had become cluttered so, when she had time for her hobbies, its space wasn’t really usable.