Clutter Hacks #7: Donating Art and Craft Supplies for Creative Reuse (YouTube Video)
Consider downsizing your surplus art or craft supplies by donating them to an organization that can share or resell them for creative reuse.
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Consider downsizing your surplus art or craft supplies by donating them to an organization that can share or resell them for creative reuse.
A helpful hint for managing your art or craft workspace: Corral materials into project boxes to keep your space tidy and your projects organized.
September 2015 meetup: How the lines between you and your stuff get blurred, and how to start seeing the boundaries clearly again.
It’s easy to look at our own collections through filters of memory and nostalgia and to rationalize our attachments until our spaces are overflowing.
The Clutter Fairy’s favorite tip for making decisions about the things we keep for sentimental reasons.
The Clutter Fairy’s favorite tip for time and task management: Get your to-do list out of your head.
The April 2015 Clutter Coaching Meetup explored why our notions of perceived value create problems in our physical spaces.
The Clutter Fairy partnered with PODS Houston, Mix 96.5, and The Bull 100.3 to present the Clear the Clutter contest. EXPIRED
The March 2015 Houston Clutter Coaching Meetup focused on members’ answers to questions about clutter problem areas.
February 2015 meetup: The Spectrum Center’s Rosa Glenn Reilly discussed how the things we collect reflect our inner lives.
Gayle Goddard reports on the National Association of Professional Organizers 2014 Annual Conference and Organizing Expo.
Gayle Goddard was recognized as NAPO Houston’s Volunteer of the Year for 2014!