You need to know what your ideal closet is made of so you can work towards it, am I right? Your chart will turn out differently depending on your life, and this step makes sure you know what your ideal closet should be filled with before we start. If you start to feel overwhelmed by the visual clothing clutter… Over the years, I’ve created a sort of hierarchy or checklist to mentally go through for clients and readers when they start to wonder about appropriateness.
I’ve done the math for you ahead, so just plug in the numbers and instantly get a summary showing you what you wear a lot. AUTOMATICALLY SEE WHAT YOU WEAR MOST OFTEN. That way, you can simply check the front of the container to see what's in it versus having to reach a high shelf or rearrange a stack to access a bin.
Organizing hanging clothes is an important part of not only having an organized closet but also being able to find things quickly and efficiently. This tells me I should have more clothes in my closet for going to work and less evening gowns. Have you tried wearing a swimsuit that fits well while you’re at the beach? And in case you’re wondering, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of ways to organize items together.
If your favorite little black dress is too small and you’re getting rid of it, add LBD to the list. I wish I could do something to make getting out of bed a little easier, but I’m afraid I can’t (if anyone comes up with something, please let me know!). 2. PUT ALL YOUR CLOTHES ON THE BED. They support us with an extra zing when we wear clothes that are right for the situation we’re in.
Think about it, friend: why do we wear clothes? I mean, I didn’t know I had so many clothes! The shame came because I didn’t use most of it. If I didn’t go through the pile, where would I sleep tonight? Finishing the chore so I could sleep properly was a big motivation to get to work. WORKSHEETS AND GET READY TO FILL THEM OUT.
Is it so full you have to remove a pile of them to get to the stuff at the bottom? Write them down here, including stuff you may not do every week but still happens now and then (like attending a wedding). It’s just moving clutter from here, to there. It’s easy to fall into a style rut as a mom, especially with babies and young children. Not only is this a waste of money, but it’s also a waste of space.
Lesson learned: If you haven't used a portion of your closet in a while, question what is stored there and how you can utilize the space better. But if that different version of you doesn’t line up with the real you, as in the person you are right now, those clothes are just taking up space. It’s right by the door and everything lands there. How about one that bunches up or doesn’t feel like it’s “you”?
Fit, Feel or Look Good? Good point, huh? “The goal is to leave at least 10% of each shelf bare and book-free,” explains Justin Klonsky, author of . Ensure that the handbags are placed spaciously and in a good position to prevent them from peeling, sagging, or switching. While Marie may have some good ideas, the overriding Shinto elements bother me greatly.
If you can do your laundry only once a week and have enough space, then 10 articles of clothing should suffice.However, if you can do your laundry every day, then 20 articles of clothing should suffice as long as they’re not all too bulky.Another factor to consider is how much time you spend in the shower each day. Move any items of clothing that don't fit (or you don't like) to a separate "remove" pile.
Will I repair it (for items that are damaged or need alteration)? If I talk to anyone, it will be to God to thank Him for all He has given me. Giving up on the idea of what you believe your life should be, will relieve you of so much stress, anxiety, and worry! Our picks will keep your kitchen, bathroom, and junk drawers neat and tidy. If you’ve opted for a dark wood to go throughout the shelves and drawers in your walk-in closet, then feel free to hang curtains that complement the wood along with the window.
Click on the button below to download the worksheets for free! C. WHAT TYPE OF CLOTHES DO YOU WEAR WHILE DOING THESE THINGS? But when I read Marie Kondo’s tip about tidying by type of item (clothes, books, etc.) instead of location (like bedroom and living room), I thought I’d try it out. Spend some time trying on every item and deciding whether it's a "today" piece or a "someday" piece.
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