Christmas and New Year are busy times of of the year, particularly if you tend to make things for the holidays. That’s me. After all the sewing and knitting and baking and such, I sort of collapsed and just didn’t do much of anything except blob along. As a result, nothing was really like I wanted it to be – this here, that there. What was getting me – and is still, to a point – are sewing supplies, material, machines. Today I made a dent in the mess and put all my patterns into under-the-bed shoe storage containers that I got here on Amazon. These storage containers got good reviews, but best of all, you can move the dividers around as you need, to fit your stuff, whether shoes or patterns! I am actually really pleased with these and recommend them – for shoes or patterns or…?
Well, one part of my sewing life is a bit neater. I also worked on the closet where the machines reside. I rearranged the machines, put a plastic tray system in the closet to hold things such as manuals, and other trivia. Tomorrow, since I freed up a whole drawer in the sewing bureau, I am going to go through it to rearrange fabric and interfacing, along with other little things. If I get really organized, I’ll even sort out the material by yardage and future usage. The studio shelves have projects in containers to work on. On a digital level, I want to make sure I have a back-up of my pdf patterns. Once this little bit of reorganization is done, my head space will be clear for upcoming projects!

Those are cool!
Thanks, Fraggy! Today, sort out the fabric now that I have an extra drawer. Ah, what an exciting life I lead. :-0
Not being able to find a thing when I need it is the bane of my life. I spend too much time searching and not enough getting the jobs done, despite all the tidying and storing I do. Hope your new venture gives better yields.
Thanks, Graham. Now that I have time, I have time to finish things it seems. Start something and finish it – that is not my usual style. Setting priorities is easier as I know I have time (unless some catastrophe happens) to do things . . . and organizing stuff is one of them!