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I'm glad that you find them helpful. Happy organizing!

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Other people have found this newer video helpful in decluttering. ruclips.net/video/UoPuHYJoKbA/видео.html And you can always contact me via email on the blog if you'd like help personalized brainstorming organizing solutions. Reply

Eric, you can email me directly via the blog and I can help you brainstorm solutions.

It's difficult to hold the ribbons and also keep hands out of the way. You may find the photos in the blog post helpful because the hands are held out of the way for the still photos.

An inch to an inch and a half. It all depends on the width of the ribbon you use and how tightly you weave the ribbons.

I'm sorry that it wasn't helpful for you. You may find the still photos in the blog post where I can hold my hands out of the way better helpful.

I apologize. You may find the photos in the blog post help show the knot making better.

It's difficult to hold the ribbons while braiding and keep hands out of the way. There are photos in the blog post listed above. You may find the photos more helpful because I could keep my hands more to the side in a still photo

It's an inch to an inch and a quarter wide, but that will vary depending on the size ribbon you use and how tightly you braid the ribbons.

First let's acknowledge that sentimental items are tough. You're not alone in this struggle. Some tips are: take a photo and create a photo book of items, keep one or two from a collection, repurpose sentimental items like using a teacup to organize jewelry or turn t-shirts into a quilt, and find a place to donate them where someone will love them as much as you do. This video of mine will help walk you through handling sentimental items - ruclips.net/video/MQZc8_nERYE/видео.htmlfeature=shared . And feel free to email me directly with any questions.

You can add a money pouch and a 2024 tag by tying them with the bow. You can also weave them in a bit lower down and into the lei. Weave the ribbon attached to the pouch or tag through the woven parts of the ribbon lei and tie in the back. Just double check that the money pouch is supported by the lei and doesn't pull it down too much. Happy graduation lei making!

lol, thank you, Murder Drone Addict!

I think you'll become addicted to it! Feel free to email me if you have any questions. I'll do my best to help out.

Have a good move!

I'm so glad you found it helpful. Happy lei making!

Thanks for sharing this great tip!

Thank you for this! I have so many paper bags that I've saved and haven't used.

Have you tried body doubling? (Having someone there to help you stay focused).

I feel like this too. Then I try to justify it by telling myself I'm still getting things done/packed. But I'm struggling. I wish you luck you and I can do this. We have to. Even just get it in a box and move it. Lol.

That's very exciting! Just think, next week you'll be established in your new place and will have a list of moving tips of your own! Wishing you a wonderful move and happy new home. 😀

Aw thank you so much.

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I was gifted the bakeware to try. I thoroughly enjoy the baking pans and the storage!

I always remind clients that the stuff will leave your current house one way or another. 😆 The question is how you want it to be moved. Hope this is move goes smoothly and is stress-free!

Point taken. Next one I'll look for calming music. :)

I dunno. I liked the music 🤷🏼‍♀️

Thank you, @@thelexinator 💃

I wrap ribbon around something, like a cell phone or deck of cards, that is 4 - 6 inches long, depending on how wide you want the bow. I wrap the ribbon 8 - 20 times depending on the ribbon and how full you want the bow. I hope that helps.

Listening to a podcast, music or talking on the phone to a friend works great also. 😀

8 - 10 yards of each color for 1/4 inch wide ribbon. Less for shorter graduate and more for taller graduate. Have fun!

I'm so glad you're happy with your resulting lei! The next one will be easier. :)

I have wished for see through hands so many times since doing these tutorials! The blog post has photos that may help see the steps better. organized31.com/double-braided-ribbon-lei-instructions/

or put a blanket at the bottom

Or clothing, like sweaters or jeans😊 Also, for anyone moving out of their parent’s for the first time; place your cups in the cupboard upside down too! Then that’s the only spot they gather dust 😊 (You wouldn’t guess how many houses I’ve been to that don’t?)

​@@ScottyFang .. using clothing to cushion breakables is tricky .. if the breakables do happen to break or shatter, then you've got a mess of glass shards in the fabric, making pretty much necessary trashing the clothes.

Hi, Theresa, It's hard to know where the miscommunication is. The images in the post linked above may help. Otherwise, you can send me an email with a photo and I can help that way. If you'd like to email me, you can find my address in the about tab on the blog. I've helped out ribbon lei makers via email. :)

It's the same steps as before and after the cut. If you'd like to email me, you can and we'll figure it out. You can find the email address on the blog under About and then Work with Me.

​@@organized31 Thank you so much for helping me. I will email you.

Hi, Carrie. If you have the weight of the ribbons pulling down on the loops, it can pull them off the table. I place the rolls of ribbon on the table and then just pull out enough ribbon to braid until I need to pull more out. Does that answer your question?

You may find this newer video helpful in decluttering. ruclips.net/video/UoPuHYJoKbA/видео.html And you can always contact me via email on the blog if you'd like help brainstorming organizing solutions.