The Marker Method
by Carol Foster
Have you ever wanted to do a complete closet cleanout, but decided against it to avoid the chaos of clothes scattered all over your bedroom? Ever started a closet cleanout and got so frustrated you had to quit? Have you completed a closet cleanout and found yourself back where you started shortly thereafter?
The Marker Method is a sensible, step-by-step approach to organizing your closets and drawers piece by piece, in literally minutes per day. You'll identify the pieces that form your actual wardrobe, and divide and conquer the rest. It's the first step in successful wardrobe planning! Here's what you'll learn:
- Why, when, and how to begin a closet cleanout
- Why closet cleanouts are the first step in wardrobe planning
- How to organize your closet easily in minutes per day
- How to divide your clothing and accessories into functional categories
- How to determine your actual needs before you go shopping
- How to identify "Impossible Repairs"
- Why your wardrobe and your lifestyle sometimes seem to be at odds
- Why you have a "closet full of clothes and nothing to wear," and what to do about it!
Pages: 14, illustrated
Format: Adobe Acrobat (PDF) document
Size: 69KB
Price: Free
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Fall/Winter 2004 Wardrobe Guide
