This week’s hotspot for Project Simplify was the closet (and such, but that's about all I could tackle!). When move into our new house five
months ago I went through all my clothes, sorting them. My first thought was that means I am done with the project. But to be honest, I couldn’t post a picture of
my closet here because I was so embarrassed.
You see, it’s not that I have too many clothes. I
could actually use some more. But my closet is small. Really small. So it looks cramped, really cramped. Furthermore, I often take trips on the weekends to
my mom’s and my in-laws. I’ve been doing it for years, and yet, every time, I
pack a suitcase because I was always too afraid I’d want a pair of pants that
was left at their house or something crazy like that. For this week’s project I
decided to figure out which ones to
pack and send away:
People say you need to try on every single piece of
clothing you have in order to check it out, but I think that’s a bit too much.
There are clothes I wear every single week, and I know they fit me.
As my closet is small, I figured the best way to work
thought my clothes was putting everything on my bed, except the blouses and
jackets that are on hangers:
I sorted through them sharing them into three places:
the closet, apile for mom’s and a pile for the in-law’s. No one really needs
five winter pjs at home anyway. Here is my new clutter-free closet:
1 comment:
It looks fabulous! Great idea for sending clothes to your weekend destinations...so much less stuff to haul back and forth!
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