Good job! I am listening to you and tackling my own floor pile. I cleaned off my table and put things on the floor. The floor is not a storage space…. Hmm… 😂 I am liking this process.
Awesome job! It's so nice to see Dana's method applied to crafting spaces which is where I struggle the most. Her main question ... Where would I look for this first? is brilliant! It takes the emotion out of it. I have kind of cheated in the process a little bit by not handling the container concept immediately (remove something if there isn't enough room) but instead putting things where I would look for them first and then going back and addressing the container to make things more manageable. One example is with my punches. I put them all in one space and then took the time to try each punch, get rid of the ones that I didn't really like once I punched them, and then compare similar ones and see which one I liked the best. It has been so nice to have just the ones that I know I will use and have them all visible with plenty of space and room around them. Awesome collaboration!! Thank you so much for sharing your space and your progress! 💕
@@DarlaW thanks so much for watching !! And yes it’s hard to find a method that works for crafters for sure and this is manageable. I like your twist to it ; to be honest my one cubbie for large stamps …I have a whole lot more than that cubbie container (that’s why I said large stamps 🤣🤣) but that’s a great idea to go in afterwards and really keep my favorite ones. I’m sure I will get to that point I will have to make some choices to fit in the container 😉😉
I need to do this. I have been overwhelmed and I am still wrapping presents for Christmas. I was cleaning my late Mother-in-laws house (87 yrs of collections She was organized, but there is still more stuff I need to deal with) and had a new floor installed in my craft room with no time to separate her stuff from mine. Where do I post a video and get a coach to start. I have been doing 5 -15 minute putting similar things together . Also donating and gifting items. This challenge is perfectly timed for me.
@@avashort5160 according to the 5 steps…in step 4 ..you would first ask yourself “if I needed this item, where would I look for it first” and then take it there; if there’s no room for it in that place then (you either remove something else to make room for that item or it maybe a donatable; basically what is more important to you. Or the second Q ..if I needed this item, would it occur to me that I already have it ? If you already had it where would it be? Dana goes more into it with Cara’s video from yesterday I think. I’ve been binge watch Dana’s videos and she answers this question better with examples. I’m totally new with the process as well !😀 Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and for your question.
I'm at Lisa's stage - "kids" are 19, 19, and 23. They have bins of all their stuff. I told myself I'd have them go through and put in a shred, recycle, or trash locations.
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Good job! I am listening to you and tackling my own floor pile. I cleaned off my table and put things on the floor. The floor is not a storage space…. Hmm… 😂 I am liking this process.
@@JodiLewisCreations 😂😂 I find listening to Dana’s videos motivates me to do mine at the same time too! Thanks for watching !!
Awesome job! It's so nice to see Dana's method applied to crafting spaces which is where I struggle the most. Her main question ... Where would I look for this first? is brilliant! It takes the emotion out of it. I have kind of cheated in the process a little bit by not handling the container concept immediately (remove something if there isn't enough room) but instead putting things where I would look for them first and then going back and addressing the container to make things more manageable.
One example is with my punches. I put them all in one space and then took the time to try each punch, get rid of the ones that I didn't really like once I punched them, and then compare similar ones and see which one I liked the best. It has been so nice to have just the ones that I know I will use and have them all visible with plenty of space and room around them.
Awesome collaboration!! Thank you so much for sharing your space and your progress! 💕
@@DarlaW thanks so much for watching !! And yes it’s hard to find a method that works for crafters for sure and this is manageable. I like your twist to it ; to be honest my one cubbie for large stamps …I have a whole lot more than that cubbie container (that’s why I said large stamps 🤣🤣) but that’s a great idea to go in afterwards and really keep my favorite ones. I’m sure I will get to that point I will have to make some choices to fit in the container 😉😉
I love your space, Gracie! What an exciting start!
@@RatchetUpYourArt thanks so much Sheri !!
You two make a really good team! I’m very impressed and inspired by Lisa’s coaching chops😊
@@gailwhite8796 oh thank you !! She’s great !!
Thank you @gailwhite8796! I love what I do!
❤fantastic progress ❤😊
@@18MundyStJournals thank you !!
Great progress, Grace, move is so hard but you did it
@@sandracreatesstudio thank you !!
You got a lot done, Grace! Great job!
@@jennileecreates thank you Jennilee !
Looking much better
@@kathyashley3334 thank you !!
Nice! I feel like I would love having Lisa come help me with my decluttering! Good team work, ya’ll.
@@tomlynn83 she’s great !! She’s so calming
Wow you got through a lot, nice job.
@@debbierowan8084 thanks !!
Wonderful job Grace! Love the decluttering tips I learned and can't wait for your ephemera organizing video! ❤😊 See you soon. 😁
@@CraftsbyDianne awesome thank you !! See ya soon too !
Great job Grace!! I hear ya -- I'm emotionally attached to everything as well, which makes it really hard to purge. Yikes!!
@@paperkraftd1 yes it does but this method honors that I find🙂 thanks for watching Denise !!
Enjoyed seeing the process
@@sueschulz2098 that’s great ! Thanks for watching !
Awesome job Grace!!! You accomplished a bunch!
@@CaraBrandonCreations thanks !!
That bin is amazing. It reminds me of Mary Poppins' carpet bag. It doesn't look that big, but it's full of cool, awesome stuff!
I need to do this. I have been overwhelmed and I am still wrapping presents for Christmas. I was cleaning my late Mother-in-laws house (87 yrs of collections
She was organized, but there is still more stuff I need to deal with) and had a new floor installed in my craft room with no time to separate her stuff from mine. Where do I post a video and get a coach to start. I have been doing 5 -15 minute putting similar things together . Also donating and gifting items. This challenge is perfectly timed for me.
Hi Grace Thank You for sharing,,,,,great job
@@katcapa2367 thanks for watching !!
Grace... you're a master!!! Lisa is an awesome coach!
@@deannaw9657 hahaha thank you ! And yes Lisa is great !!!
@deannaw9657, thank you!!
What if you have items that does not have home yet and you will use it????
@@avashort5160 according to the 5 steps…in step 4 ..you would first ask yourself “if I needed this item, where would I look for it first” and then take it there; if there’s no room for it in that place then (you either remove something else to make room for that item or it maybe a donatable; basically what is more important to you. Or the second Q ..if I needed this item, would it occur to me that I already have it ? If you already had it where would it be? Dana goes more into it with Cara’s video from yesterday I think. I’ve been binge watch Dana’s videos and she answers this question better with examples. I’m totally new with the process as well !😀 Hope that helps. Thanks for watching and for your question.
Hello Grace, found you.
@@kathyashley3334 hey there !
I would definitely have to limit myself to 1 hour because the decision fatigue really hits when you're dealing with sooooooo many items.
@@jennyjenkins877 oh for sure ! But most of it, it already had a place so wasn’t too many decisions for now. But I was exhausted after that 😂
Kathy from dearjuliejulie
I'm at Lisa's stage - "kids" are 19, 19, and 23. They have bins of all their stuff. I told myself I'd have them go through and put in a shred, recycle, or trash locations.
@@kathleensmith8336 we get more attached to their stuff than they are …we remember all the memories that go with it…they don’t ..
Great job Grace and Lisa it is amazing how much gets done in an hour. Anne, Australia🦘
@@purposeinmind thank you so much !
@purposeinmind thank you!