Got all my major bureaucracy loose ends tide up. But I'm sure I'm not total free from it.
I'm thinking of doing a crochet rug, and taking math notes. So I know how much supplies I actually use. It sort of floating in my head. Doing one and giving it away here on my blog.
So I went to work, and did drop off my five items at local thrift store. If I take 5 items a day in thrift store in week I will be down 25 items. And in month 100 items. Took items that going to thrift store, some plastic glasses. Don't worry I don't have desire to be maximum or a minimize. Some place between would be nice.
Couple things I can't quite figure out. My zip fit bit keeps resetting it self. Dongle I got with it, not even near computer. In last week or so I bought labels to put on my embroidery bobbins, so I can print color on them. Now I can't recall place that was. See I am not organized. If I was I would of known where I put labels for bobbins.
I did a VIDEO of sorting out fabrics. Next few days I will press the fabrics out I went though, and possible Saturday I will go though anther batch. Notice lighting was poor, and will try something different on my next video.
Coffee is on and stay safe
I would have put the labels in the same place as the bobbins, that's just the way I am. I hate not being able to find stuff, usually I know where everything is.
ReplyDeleteI like your paisley printed fabric as it has a 1970s vibe. suggestion - maybe you can keep your fabrics hanging in a bunch on the kind of hanger men use for trousers, less ironing and easier to see what you have got :)
ReplyDeleteThere’s a help forum at Fitbit.com, they can help figure out why the device is acting up
ReplyDeleteYou are dedicated to decluttering. Well done!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed the vlog Dora, you really are getting quite a collection of lovely materials ✨
ReplyDeleteWe are slowly getting rid of stuff also. It feels great!!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you got the paperwork all taken care of but too bad your FitBit is having a bit of a fit!
ReplyDeleteI did a closet clean out not long ago. Now I have more room.
ReplyDeleteIf I want to know how much yarn I used for something, I weigh it. Most ball bands give weight and yardage. From that, I can calculate yardage. (It's a simple proportion.)
ReplyDeleteIt was nice to see the fabrics, good video :)
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
That's a great idea. I should start taking things I don't need to thrift stores too.
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