My drawers were always overflowing with clothing until I undertook to reorganize them via the KonMari method. There I learned how useful it really is to fold clothes in that singular way, and not much more effort!
The way I do it now is
Whether you choose to follow her methodology to the letter, or alter it to fit your experience, I guarantee that rethinking clothing storage will revolutionize your approach to your wardrobe.
Source: I started inspired by the KonMari Method, but developed my own techniques
Link: KonMari folding method
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Are your clothes have a lot of winkles when u wear them
well, the things that DO wrinkle i do hang, but mostly i find they have less wrinkles wiht this method! IE the ones that get rolled v folded lose that crease that they get
This is a great idea. Being a person with only about 30 outfits, I hang my clothes. I always seem to have other things to put in dressers like yarn and fabric!!
Thanks!
have you heard of the minimalist/capsule wardrobe movement? It's actually prety brilliant having so few clothes - as long as you love them and they look great! I think one day i will pare down when i know i can get the clothes i want ot replace them
This can be developed further using old cereal boxes:
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These are great ideas. I roll my camisoles/tank tops and keep them in a small drawer. I always wear another top over them, so wrinkles don't matter. I fold knit tops (long sleeve, sweatshirts, etc.) and put them on my closet shelf by category. I have labeled the edge of the shelf so I know which pile to check. I'm vertically challenged at 5'0 tall and need a stool to reach the top shelf. Organizing the tops by category I know where to get the type of top I want quickly.
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