Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Something changed during this craft room reset series.
At first I thought I needed more storage. More bins. More systems. Better organization.
But the deeper I got into decluttering, the more I realized the real issue wasn't storage at all.
Today I'm tackling some of the most overcrowded areas in my craft room using ideas inspired by Clutterbug's organizing approach. The goal is no longer to fit more into the space—it's to create room to breathe.
Let's see what happens. ❤️
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Here's the prompt I used:
"I'm continuing my craft room reset series.
I've already removed retreat supplies from the room, reduced my unfinished project pile, and created simple systems for active projects and temporary holding items.
Many viewers have recommended Clutterbug's organizing approach, which suggests that people organize differently depending on how their brains naturally work.
I am a highly visual creative person. I like seeing my supplies because I often forget what I own when things are hidden. At the same time, my shelves, drawers, and storage areas feel overcrowded and overwhelming.
Based on what you know about the Clutterbug system, which organizing style do I most likely fit and why?
Once you've identified my likely style, explain how that information should influence my decluttering decisions today.
Specifically, how can I use my organizing style to decide what to keep, what to let go of, and how much is realistically enough?
Today, I want to tackle two areas that still feel heavy and overcrowded: the storage cabinet behind me and the bookshelf to my left. I'll include photos of both spaces so you can help me decide what deserves to stay and what might be time to let go of."
Videos mentioned:
ChatGPT Craft Room Reset Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0uZLUk_bfW6xZxiDX93b9KVkuZ5ipouJ&si=2Oy6VlTY8qMMh020
links mentioned:
Check out my upcoming retreat here: shewhocreates.org
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Other journal supplies I use (Links with * are affiliate links. More info below.):
*Art Glitter Glue with fine metal tip: amzn.to/2YKVmdx
*Envelope Punch Board by We R Memory Keepers: amzn.to/38wStRf
*3 in 1 Glue 4 oz. bottle: amzn.to/2S9dr1V
*Uppercase clickable alphabet stamps: amzn.to/2KcWr8y
*Crop-A-Dile Eyelet and Snap Punch: amzn.to/2VLIu7N
*Sizzix Big Shot Foldaway Die-cut Machine: amzn.to/2LyJb03
*12 Digit Rubber Rolling Alphabet Stamp: amzn.to/2VESiRN
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find me here:
Shop: https://www.49dragonflies.shop/
instagram.com/49dragonflies
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.at/49dragonflies/pins/
email: 49dragonflies@gmail.com
music from Epidemic Sound: Neon Nostalgia by Rebecca Mardal, Moving up by Origo, Analog Sunset by Rebecca Mardal
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* Disclaimer: As an Amazon and Simon Says Stamps Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some of the links on some of my videos are "affiliate links", meaning that if you purchase using those links, I receive a small commission. There is no added cost to you when you use those links.
_____________________________________________________________________
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The Story Behind 49dragonflies: youtu.be/KSw711Vn6jk?si=D4Nzicz00tlFrsJO
How to Become a Full-Time YouTuber: youtu.be/6gXAZhQqqn8
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Easy Coffee Dying and More: youtu.be/wl5PQbxlbEg
DYI Ephemera Storage Book/Updated Version/Tutorial: youtu.be/p0MP2yprw1g?si=68eBbA1rk_Y7eQet
My Craft Space: youtu.be/GOO9G5nV2Pw
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Something changed during this craft room reset series.
At first I thought I needed more storage. More bins. More systems. Better organization.
But the deeper I got into decluttering, the more I realized the real issue wasn't storage at all.
Today I'm tackling some of the most overcrowded areas in my craft room using ideas inspired by Clutterbug's organizing approach. The goal is no longer to fit more into the space—it's to create room to breathe.
Let's see what happens. ❤️
Looking for a way to support me in making more videos?
Buy me a coffee: ko-fi.com/49dragonflies
Sign up for my newsletter here: https://www.49dragonflies.shop/newsletter
(Get notification for sales and other special events!)
Here's the prompt I used:
"I'm continuing my craft room reset series.
I've already removed retreat supplies from the room, reduced my unfinished project pile, and created simple systems for active projects and temporary holding items.
Many viewers have recommended Clutterbug's organizing approach, which suggests that people organize differently depending on how their brains naturally work.
I am a highly visual creative person. I like seeing my supplies because I often forget what I own when things are hidden. At the same time, my shelves, drawers, and storage areas feel overcrowded and overwhelming.
Based on what you know about the Clutterbug system, which organizing style do I most likely fit and why?
Once you've identified my likely style, explain how that information should influence my decluttering decisions today.
Specifically, how can I use my organizing style to decide what to keep, what to let go of, and how much is realistically enough?
Today, I want to tackle two areas that still feel heavy and overcrowded: the storage cabinet behind me and the bookshelf to my left. I'll include photos of both spaces so you can help me decide what deserves to stay and what might be time to let go of."
Videos mentioned:
ChatGPT Craft Room Reset Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0uZLUk_bfW6xZxiDX93b9KVkuZ5ipouJ&si=2Oy6VlTY8qMMh020
links mentioned:
Check out my upcoming retreat here: shewhocreates.org
___________________________________________________________________
Other journal supplies I use (Links with * are affiliate links. More info below.):
*Art Glitter Glue with fine metal tip: amzn.to/2YKVmdx
*Envelope Punch Board by We R Memory Keepers: amzn.to/38wStRf
*3 in 1 Glue 4 oz. bottle: amzn.to/2S9dr1V
*Uppercase clickable alphabet stamps: amzn.to/2KcWr8y
*Crop-A-Dile Eyelet and Snap Punch: amzn.to/2VLIu7N
*Sizzix Big Shot Foldaway Die-cut Machine: amzn.to/2LyJb03
*12 Digit Rubber Rolling Alphabet Stamp: amzn.to/2VESiRN
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
find me here:
Shop: https://www.49dragonflies.shop/
instagram.com/49dragonflies
Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.at/49dragonflies/pins/
email: 49dragonflies@gmail.com
music from Epidemic Sound: Neon Nostalgia by Rebecca Mardal, Moving up by Origo, Analog Sunset by Rebecca Mardal
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Disclaimer: As an Amazon and Simon Says Stamps Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Some of the links on some of my videos are "affiliate links", meaning that if you purchase using those links, I receive a small commission. There is no added cost to you when you use those links.
_____________________________________________________________________
Other videos you might enjoy:
A Year of Planning in my Junk Journal Planners/Q&A Session: youtu.be/GKVTs6vi0TI?si=VIcb0DnzkrJ107gB
15 Junk Journal Terms Finally Explained!: youtu.be/e-RiLO-g-gM?si=5OFK0c4-hXDiRu9c
The Story Behind 49dragonflies: youtu.be/KSw711Vn6jk?si=D4Nzicz00tlFrsJO
How to Become a Full-Time YouTuber: youtu.be/6gXAZhQqqn8
How I Film & Edit My Crafting Videos: youtu.be/hgm5fHdkgcw
Easy Coffee Dying and More: youtu.be/wl5PQbxlbEg
DYI Ephemera Storage Book/Updated Version/Tutorial: youtu.be/p0MP2yprw1g?si=68eBbA1rk_Y7eQet
My Craft Space: youtu.be/GOO9G5nV2Pw
#49dragonflies #junkjournal #junkjournalideas #junkjournaltutorial #journalwithme #journalideas #journalingideas #junkjournaling
