DAY 21-A FEW LAST THINGS 💪⏱🧽 2024 Declutter Challenge
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- WELCOME TO THE SEWING ROOM DECLUTTER CHALLENGE 2024. Together we are clearing out the unwanted, the unwelcome and the no longer needed to make way for 2024.
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Just have to say, that blouse looks amazing on you! 🙂
Isn't it gorgeous! The teal just pops against the black background.
I agree! Your blouse is beautiful! You had stated in a video awhile back that you had joined Noom. I joined after you talked about it. It’s a very good program. Thanks for sharing that!❤
Yes. Beautiful!!!
Karen, thanks for doing this project every year! It’s not just the three weeks but the lessons that inform my decision making throughout the year. So often, I can hear your voice saying “It’s not CAN you make it but do you WANT to make!”
Funny how one word can change your decision
I brought all my donations to my local library which has a maker space that includes a sewing studio. I can tell many items I gave will be valued there. I only wish I had more good fabric to donate. Most of what they had looked like old curtains and store fabric samples. Visiting this maker space made me realize that I’d like to lead some sewing sessions to help others fall in love with quilting.
I turn 74 years young today and I have celebrated with your videos of decluttering. I love how your videos motivate me to do more...thank you! Have a blessed week.
Happy Birthday! I hope you spent the day doing what you love.
I turned 74 this month as well! I go a little slower than in the past but remain healthy and active. I am trying very hard to get down to essentials and things I really want to keep in my home as I do not want to leave a mess for my children when I pass. Quilting is joyful to me, my faith gives me purpose and peace, and my family and friends keep me active. As a widow, I could be bereft but I am trying to count my blessings.
@@megharmon2298 I hope your birthday was as enjoyable as mine.
Decluttering total 2- 55 gallon bags and 2 large Amazon box’s full and all donated. That was incredible! Thank you Karen!
Amazing!
Hospitals could use donations. I was in the mental health ward for 5 weeks, there they were teaching us to get a hobby
Thank you, Karen, for walking us through this decluttering challenge. I am slowly going through fabrics still, having hurt my back in the middle and not being able to work at my usual pace. However, I find I now have the courage to donate (or even just trash) some fabrics that were given to me or that I purely dislike and don't use. I feel so much better about the state of my sewing room and look forward to a year with less mental and physical clutter. Bless you ❤
Karen, you are truly the best to inspire us to push ahead and make our ‘making’ space just what we want it to be. Thank you so much for all the effort you put into your productions. We all need you!
I have LOVED this challenge!! I’m still working my way through all the challenges, but I can see progress. I have been putting this off for YEARS. This is the year to really dig in. Thank you so much for making me “think” about all the quilting things I own. And some I don’t NEED to own any longer. It is the best feeling to be able to just let go of things that no longer interest me or that I know I will never, EVER complete. My timer is my new BFF🙌🙌. And I HATE when I forget to set it. I will go through all of the steps again in another few months, and will see even MORE progress then. Thank you so much for hosting these Declutter Challenges. Looking forward to doing it again in a few months, and NEXT YEAR. WooHoo for a less cluttered creative space!!
Thank you Karen for another great challenge. I especially appreciate the advice that I can work on a project that I WANT to finish. I was able to set aside a baby quilt (baby is due in 4 months) and return to a lap quilt for ME that I had to set aside in Dec 2022 when my mother died. 2023 saw 3 more family members pass away and I have been involved with legal issues for 2 estates. I can now get back into my decluttered sewing room and work on something that brings me joy and peace. Thanks again Karen for all you share with us. Take care!
Decluttering for us is ongoing, one room, closet and drawer at a time, this has been a great series thank you
I was just talking with other participants. They mentioned how much easier it is the second year
Last year when I did the challenge I chose 1 thing that I decided to do every week. This year im choosing to cut my scraps with every project I finish. Scrap fabric is my biggest problem. If I can keep it somewhat under control then its half the battle!! Thank you once again Karen!!
Thank you for another year. I still have things to do as life happens but slowly I am getting them done.
At least 20 yards of fabric is being donated, most of it given to me by others. Since I retired in July, I don’t need fabric to sew work appropriate clothing which then that also cleared out patterns for work clothing! An avalanche left the building! Now I am looking for a charity for two sewing machines that I’d like to donate to help refugees in the Detroit area.
Thanks for your hard work and moral support through this process. Stay warm!
Thank you Karen for year four of another great declutter challenge. I think this year is my best as far as my fabric storage goes. I took it all out of the containers and now I can see every piece I own. This is the absolute best group I have joined. Thanks to you and your great team for making it a pleasant experience. All the members of this group are so supportive of each other, no snide comments or put downs, no QUILT POLICE! I will miss your daily chats, but will continue using all your advice for a pleasant year of sewing. Again, thanks to you and your wonderful team.
I had to do my challenge a little differently and in my time frame, but I did it. I actually did put my donations in the back of my vehicle, but only shortly before I made a plan of a day of running errands, and first stop that day was the thrift store. I had to make 2 trips. Not so much because of the amount but because I had to break up certain tasks and I don't have a good place in our apartment to keep bags/boxes sitting without getting in the way.
Anyhow, thanks for the reminders, the encouragement and ideas. I forgot about this challenge and started on my own right before the new year, but then your videos came out and I followed along. I'm excited to reclaim my sewing room and need to be stricter about what comes in more than anything
Your Declutter Challenge has really helped me focus as I sort out my sewing room and the multitudes of fabric and other things I have accumulated over the last 30+ years. I usually find it very difficult to get rid of things as I always see a possible use in them but I have been determined in my endeavours and have let go of quite a bit. I think I am what is termed an ‘aspirational hoarder’. I save things because I think of what I can turn it into, or it involves a new craft I want to try. However, I only have one lifetime so I have limited myself to only keep what I enjoy doing the most, patchwork quilts, bag, and clothes making. I let go of everything else which has freed up my space so my supplies are more easily accessible. I am still making my way through my scraps but I can now see what I have along with how much I have. Thank you for helping me to finally face this task and succeed at it. I am going to use the same principals to tackle other rooms in my house. ❤❤
I'm still on day 3.... eventually I will get to day 21.
Thank you for this challenge!! I reclaimed so much space, removed a tall dresser! My little room feels so big and clean now! I can't wait to start my next quilt. Besties Road Trip my hubby bought me for Christmas (he bought the gift card for me to get it)...
Thanks for all your hard work on this series it’s SO helpful to have it organized day by day. Otherwise it’s just TOO overwhelming to even start. 💚💕
Thank you Karen so much for this Declutter Challenge each year! It really helps me get my sewing room back into shape from a year of projects and accumulation. I’m still working on my extra fabrics. But I cut my box of scraps today and it feels so good. Thanks again.
I’ve been following you about four years now and have enjoyed all your wisdom shared. Your voice is so relaxing and encouraging, I love hearing you! Thank you so much!!
I have done my declutter. 😊I love how organized my sewing 🧵 space is as well as my closet fabric storage. Took it all out. Donated, gave away.
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I have enjoined being a part of Karen’s crew- COME JOIN US!!
Yes, it is enjoyable getting together for Stitch and Chats on Zoom with Karen and the Crew. I can't always make it but being a part of Karen's Crew helps us, in a very affordable way, to show appreciation and support for all that she does.
I had to finish a couple of messy projects but I did get my fabric out of the closet so I can resort. I'll be putting my books in the closet instead and keeping my totes closer to the sewing machine.
Thank you for this challenge. I am a beginner quilter and don’t have that much to go through. But, I have used your suggestions to go through other hobbies that I have had for many years where I have gathered a lot of stuff. And, my craft room space is being used more efficiently and looks much more inviting to be in.
My quilting rulers have moved over to a friend’s new sit down long arm! I can’t use them because of hand OA and she has just made the big investment. They have found a new and loving home! Still need to get rid of the Christmas fabric! XOX
TY, Karen. This was my third year, and I am feeling ready w an ambitious 2024 sewing plan. I had saved boxes for this project and had also stored fabric in others. That fabric can now see the light of day. 🎉🎉 After I finished, I offered my leftover boxes yesterday on a local app. Went from over 50 boxes to 5 in 3 hours!
I'm a couple days behind but hope to catch up today. Thanks for the challenge.
Thank you Karen~ I really appreciate your guidance.
Karen, thank you for a great challenge. This is my first challenge and I have a lot to declutter and organize. You are an inspiration. After a 2 week trip to visit with my mother, I am going to continue this challenge. You don't go through 20 years of collecting easily. I am hoping that when I am done, I will be able to find the things that I am always looking for. Have a place for everything and everything in it's place. For too long I have piled and stashed fabrics and projects in every nook and crany that I can. No more. I am the type of person who needs to see what I have. Clear containers only for me from now on. I have also made a list (inventory) of the projects that I have started or planned. I will be working through these this year in (hopefully) a clean and organized sewing room. Without this challenge I would have been too overwhelmed to even start. I love the way that you broke down each category. It made it doable. Again, thank you, thank you, thank you.
I have done this for about three years now, and I am interested to see how things I felt I needed to keep three years ago now seem less important and it's easier to make a decision to get rid of them. Seeing how some things never move from their place gives the perspective to act. My sister-in-law learned I was decluttering and remarked, "You do that every year." I realize that at least an annual trip through my studio is rewarding, redeeming and relaxing. Thanks for helping me to just get it done and for your comments that often help me see things through a new lens.
Thank you Karen, this was a tremendous boot in the tushie. All the moving boxes are empty! And it only took 6 1/2 years. My desk top is still a disaster, I have some plastic boxes that I’m too short to put away. I found 6 UFOs to finish. I don’t know where I’m going to put the ones I’m not working on. They’re all in baggies in the middle of the floor with the before said boxes. Alright I’m really far from finished. But my husband is happy to walk down the hallway without shimmying past the large moving boxes that I put there when I started this.
Thank you Karen for leading me through my sewing space, helping me to open my eyes to what I have and what I can declutter and what I realistically can do. The physical and mental space is liberating. At the moment I am working on scraps which will take a while and I am ok with that.
Since we’ve caravanning I’ve written notes on what I need to declutter in my sewing room…home on Tuesday so I’ll get started then..thanks again, I’ve watched last years challenge too…but gave up…so I’ll try again, more determined! Cheers from Brisbane Australia
Thank you for the time you've put into organizing the sewing room declutter challenge. I am not a quilter, but this is my second year doing the challenge. This year was easier because I decluttered so much last year. I have found that most of the daily challenges are easily transferred to garment making as well as quilting.
When we got to kits, I thought it would be a "free" day for me, because I don't put together fabric, pattern and notions until I'm ready to start a project. I forgot that I have one kit, all the fabrics for a flannel rag quilt that I got from my mother quite awhile ago. I remember how I loved the red and green winter scenes with cardinals, and I was all ready to commit to a time this year when I'll finally make it. Well, today I brought the box Mom had given me upstairs. I was excited to pull out the beautiful fabric and ... it was not what I remembered. at. all. No red birds, no pine boughs. More like Edwardian scenes of people shopping and skating. I didn't love it, and I was disappointed. I have no idea what happened, or why she had given me different fabric than what I fell in love with. But my decision was easy. I do not want to make this quilt. I took photos of the fabric and posted on the Quilter's Corner at PatternReview.com asking for advice: how do I figure out what size quilt this kit will make? How do I arrive at a fair price for the ~16 yards of coordinating fabric?
I didn't get much sewing done during this challenge, but I'm fired up and ready to go with my winter sewing plans. My sewing room is even easier to work in and I feel confident that I will be doing the sewing that I want to do this year. Thanks again.
Carol Lee
Thank you Karen I have watched all videos- haven’t started my destash but will use these as a reference
Thanks, Karen. This challenge was great. Never knew I had so much🥴.
Thank you for guiding us all on this journey. Even though I only did a few of the challenges for various reasons, my sewing space is much cleaner and more usable. Fabric is organized, old thread has been trashed, tools are in their rightful places, and the spare parts to the machine we got rid of a decade ago are finally gone (they don't fit my current machine so I don't know why they hung around for so long). It's such a joy to go in there now that it's really inspired my sewing: in three weeks I've finished a month-old WIP, made seven (seven!!) projects start to finish, am about a third of the way done on the first Christmas gift for 2024, and have several items in my queue (as opposed to my usual vague "Well, I wanna make something but I don't know what" fog). Not only is it a relief having some of that clutter tamed, I feel good knowing that I can always go through the playlist for inspiration if it starts to build up again. Thank you again, and I know you're going to hit 400K subscribers in next to no time 🙂
Hello from Niagara Falls, NY! 🪡This challenge was wonderful! Although I've been sewing for years I've just started to be interested in quilting. My sisters have encouraged me and shared their "scrappy bins" with me which enabled me to make my first lap quilt. Your challenge encouraged me to go through patterns, fabrics, etc and seriously declutter and organize everything. I am so glad I found your channel and will continue to visit.🪡
Thank you Karen, for your encouragement!
Thank you for sharing declutter. I am trying and getting rid of what doesn't fit
I have done this every year and appreciate your guidance through this process. Thanks for keeping us on task and making this manageable. 😊😊😊
Wow we made it. Thank you with all my heart❤. I think this year attracted so many more people thanks to you. Your spaces are looking fabulous
Thank you, Karen for committing your time and energy to helping us declitter our spaces and our minds to make room for more creativity. I'm going to watch this year's videos again and see if I can clear out just a little more. The most valuable lesson I'm learning is to not acquire so much in the 1st place; to be more selective about what I purchase. Here's to a new year full of projects we WANT and are excited to make!
You are so welcome!
Always excellent, practical, and kind! Thank you!
Thanks very much for all the ideas. An idea for a place to donate fabric would be your local intermediate or high school. Our sewing teacher greatly appreciates those donations.😊
We don't always think of the emotional and mental aspects that creep in and inhibit our creativity. Thank you for bringing that to the forefront so we are aware of it and can deal with it and move on.
Thanks Karen! This was my third declutter challenge and I always enjoy clearing out along side of you. Take care!
Karen - wonderful challenge as always. FYI, the plastic boxes you are using are 12x12 Iris Scrapbook storage boxes. They're also referred to as Simply Tidy by Michaels now. Joann's sells them online as Top Notch. They're also sold by Hobby Lobby, Office Depot, and Amazon. Iris USA also makes what they call a "6 drawer storage cart" which is a rolling cart with six of those boxes on it. You might like that for storing the bins under that counter.
Thanks Karen, love this series. I follow every year. I don't stop with sewing rooms......
I appreciate your "little bit at a time" approach to the constant, overwhelming clutter problem.
Thank you Karen. This declutter challenge has been wonderful - it has helped me look at everything in my sewing room differently. I have even used the declutter challenge within other areas of my house…
Thank you Karen! My sewing area looks sew much better and I was surprised how many scissors ✂️ I had collected over time.
This is my third year for the challenge and ,believe me, it gets easier and easier every year. I still have a couple of hidden corners to declutter but I’m looking forward to getting things out of the quilting room and to the thrift store. Thank you so much 💗
Thank you so much Karen for doing this série of declutter our room. I have done it in the past but not this time because of injury. I will do it when I am better
Did you make your shirt? If so, is it quilting fabric? If so , what brand? It's fantastic! Im mostly a garment sewist, but quilting fabrics are so much more interesting.
Thank you Karen for this fourth year of helping us take back control of our sewing rooms! I find each year a bit easier to do and much less stressful! I allow myself to go easier on some tasks vs others. I now try to keep on top of your suggestions during the year and always discover a challenge that somehow got away from me somehow that needs more attention. Todays suggestion about our boxes will come in handy since I also love this plastic boxes from Michaels to store my projects in. However, once the project if completed, I tend to forget to dismantle the fabrics back into my stash. That’s my project today. Thanks again Karen and I can see you hitting the big 400000 soon.❤❤❤
Thanks so much for this challenge Karen.
This was my 2nd year and I discovered so much more about myself and my sewing style and love.
I am a few days behind, but aiming to finish up this week.
Thanks again.
Marlene in 🇨🇦
Thank you so much for your guidance Karen. I did the challenge last year and have found the whole process just as rewarding again this year. Best wishes
TY! This was really helpful. My room and my closet are clean, decluttered and organized. Each day it is much easier to leave it that way and come back to my space the next day which is ready for me to just quilt. Makes everything so much more enjoyable. TY , again.
Thanks Karen for all your tips on decluttering again.👏♥️🇦🇺
Karen, thanks for another Declutter Challenge. This was my third year and I surprised myself by some of the things I am letting go. It is less than years before, but it is another layer peeled back. I still need to finish with my yardage but I am in much better shape to enjoy my sewing room in the months ahead. Thanks for all of the generous help and support that you provide.
I love that shirt.
Your decluttering advice was appreciated!
Since moving three years ago, I didn’t think I had that much to declutter. Haha! I was able to eliminate some emotional projects I had been hanging onto and half my patterns! Although I chased a squirrel, my 2 1/2 “ strip drawer is empty and that feels so good! Donations are going to the guild. Thanks for the hand up to work on this.
Thanks for last year's challenge, as i was able to quickly and easily get through this year. A bout of Covid that began day 5 slowed me down, but my only remaining goal is to reassess my fabrics.
Karen, as others have said, thank you for your hard work in creating all of these videos and for sharing your great tips to declutter our sewing spaces. These tips are also great for other areas in our homes, digital spaces, etc. Have a wonderful day! 😊
This is my third year joining your declutter challenge and it has been a great experience once again. This year I decided my work space in my sewing room needed an update, so as I decluttered, I also made some minor adjustments and am enjoying my space much more. Thank you Karen for doing this once again!
Thanks for your encouragement ☺️
TaDAAA! We did it! Will cycle around to the issues again as able.
I too would like to echo the many thank you’s here! This is my 3rd year of this challenge and by far the easiest. It was most gratifying to look at my list of UFO’s from last year and realize that I had completed them all (9) but one small panel which is only a practice panel for free motion quilting…back on this years list! Thank you Karen for all you give to the quilting community! Your generosity is inspirational!
Karen, I have seen these videos for several years. This year I participated, and it was such a great experience! Your guidance thru the process has made it possible to start a daunting challenge and actually make noticeable progress. I have sold over $500 worth of things online that have been taking up space for years! It isn't done yet, but I feel like I can continue and finish eventually. You are a genius!! THANK YOU!!
Thank you so much, Karen, for this challenge. Not only have I got rid of a fair bit of stuff that was mentally weighing on me, I've also gained some much-needed space, my storage and sewing areas are both tidier (still need work!!), I'm rethinking how I store stuff - but the biggest gain is getting my sewjo and inspiration back. During the challenge I've made quite a few things that I had no firm plan on doing, things that have used up scraps and notions, and will be useful items for storage and just being able to put my hands on stuff more readily. Lastly - I feel so much more confident about my sewing skills, and where and how to improve. The videos and the group have been an absolute joy. Thank you for enhancing January and giving us support and inspiration. Onwards! xxx
Thank you once again Karen for helping me get my creative space organized and freeing that creative spirit. Processing my scraps has led me down a rabbit hole and I discovered kawandi. A whole different type of quilting experience. Really hard to adapt to this almost spiritual creative project.
I will say you have given me the courage and encouragement to use a little corner of a 2 yard piece of cuddle for a fun project instead of saving it for a big giant project!! I like that you said if I have it I can use it!! Thank you!!
Thank you, Karen, for making this declutter challenge available for us all. This is my third year and I still find things to do or improve in my sewing room. This year the best advice (for me) was deconstructing kits and returning them to stash. What a relief!! It felt so good to have that out of my closet and onto my shelves where I could see that fabric.
Thank you Karen for putting together this challenge for us each year, both my husband and I love it, I work on my sewing studio space and Jim works in the garage or garden shed. I am behind this year as our daughters wedding was yesterday but now I have the opportunity to catch up.
Wow! You are amazing! What a good series!!!
I have been quilting steady for the last few years. I found you when I started. I like to watch these because it helps me keep to keep mindless clutter coming in to my small sewing space. I like to puzzle my own designs so you have helped me define how much fabric I need to stash. Thank you.
Hi Karen. I have enjoyed this years declutter challenge even more than last years. I'm going to take out all of my UFO's, make a list of them, and complete one per month. I don't have that many really. I am also going to start one new project per month and get it finished before I start the next one. Thank You for all of your hard work! So whatcha gonna make post declutter? Many Hugs! ~~ Lynne
Thank you Karen for all of the inspiration and ideas!!
Thank you for the way you have helped me get my sewing room cleaned up and ready to make gifts again. I am teaching my granddaughter to sew and we are making pillow cases with the material that I have located in my stack. Again, thanks for your help.
Dear Karen,
Thanks for another great start to the year. Look after yourself…🎉
Thank you for your time and teaching. I’m taking my time going through my sewing room and decluttering. Nice to know that others are doing this also.
I had a full knee replacement 11 weeks ago and doing well. This challenge is keeping me focused and I can see the light at the end of the tunnel. Thank you so much!!
Hello, I re watch your video's and I regularly declutter and re fold my fabrics etc. I absolutely love ALL your video's
A great process. Thank you.
Thank you, Karen. I love the progress I've made. 400,000 WOW. 🎉🎉🎉 Have a great year, and thanks for being my go-to person for fast/clear/ practical advice and tips.🎶💐💖
Thank you so much Karen for making this process fun & challenging! I recently moved & if I hadn't done the challenge last year I never would've survived the move. I got a little behind this year because my granddaughter that I have 5 days aweek while my daughter works had covid & RSV at the same time. She was very sick, thankfully she made a full recovery! So I'll work on the days that I missed & finish strong. Thank you again 💓 Happy Sewing ♥️ 🧵 🪡
Thank you, Karen, for helping me dig deeper to make the hard choices. I have downsized a great deal in the last 2 years. I am going through everything in my home to downsize further. Thank you.
My library loves my donation it helps the craft budget for the library. I love seeing the craft lady's face when I bring her a bag.
Thank you, Karen! My space looks much better, and I'm back to happily piecing a project I had abandoned. Your declutter challenge was just what I needed, when I needed it.
Thank you Karen for your suggestions. I have gotten new ideas how to organize my sewing room.
I have enjoyed watching your declutter videos, last year and again this year. I’m making progress.
Thank you for this Challenge, for your time and tips. It helps so much.
A good rest for you and a funny year with quilting. Take care!
Thank you Karen, made heaps of progress and can find much more now!
I started decluttering fabrics before the challenge but your videos have given me the incentive to continue decluttering. I don't do it every day but plan on continuing so I'm more organized.
I have followed you every year and it does get so much easier. Thank you for all you do for us
Oh Karen, you’re not here this morning! I’ve been slavishly following you for the last three weeks, although I have to confess that books and archives are still work in progress - I’m not just a patchworker.
Now here’s my problem, I have neglected the rest of my house, and I really could do with your advice on getting that up together😂
Loved your declutter, and miss you. Jenny
First, slow and steady. Second, cleaning the house should be shared with everyone in the house
Your space looks fabulous! Thanks for this challenge each year Karen ❤🎉