Decluttering is so much easier when you have a dedicated spot for items you no longer need. We suggest placing a decorative basket near high-traffic areas like closet doors or sewing spaces. The trick? Choose something pretty enough to blend with your decor—that way it’s always ready without being an eyesore. In the video Liv also shared that she keeps a larger hamper by her basement door to collect household donations. When it fills up, it’s simple to toss the contents into the car and drop them off!

Pro tip: Whether it’s a woven basket, chic acrylic tote, or cute vintage suitcase, make sure it’s easy to access so you can effortlessly keep the clutter at bay.

Imagine having everything you need to cook your favorite meals even when the grocery store isn’t an option. Liv recommends keeping extra quantities of ingredients you already use on hand—think staples like pasta, rice, canned goods, or baking supplies. This tip isn’t just for preppers; it’s a smart way to stay ready for anything from unexpected weather to a busy week when shopping isn’t in the cards.

Pro tip: Make sure you're rotating your pantry items by putting the newest ones at the back so that your food is always fresh and won't spoil over time.

Who doesn’t love a touch of whimsy in their home? This month, Liv shares how to make adorable fabric strawberries that have plenty of uses. They can be strung together as garlands, hung as ornaments, or filled with essential oils to create sachets for your closet. Liv likes to hang them over her hangers to repel moths, but the creative possibilities are endless!

Materials Required:

• Red and Green Fabric Scraps
• Green Rick Rack, Ribbon, or Trim
• Scissors
• Needle + Thread
• Essential oils (optional) - Cedar, Lavendar, and Rosemary repel moths.

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