When you do your seasonal clothing switch to make your closet ready for fall and winter clothing, it's the perfect time to also either store or declutter those warmer weather clothes. After all, if you never wore the the clothes in the past season why would you think you'd wear them next spring or summer? And if they are now past their prime, you know you won't wear them again either, so it's time to let them go. Make sure to get rid of spring and summer clothes that went unused, or have gotten worn out or stained over the course of the past spring and summer. Please note, many of these decluttering tasks will look familiar, because many of them are items I've added to the Declutter 365 calendar around when the season changes from summer to fall, mainly in the months of September, October and November. I love this quote, which seems so apt for fall decluttering - 'The trees are about to show us how lovely it is to let things go.'īelow is my checklist of things you should declutter from your home in the fall to get you going (I've listed them first in the article itself, with links to other articles on the site which will help you do all these decluttering tasks, and then below that is the the free printable PDF version of this checklist). While enjoying this change of season make sure to get summer clutter out of your home, to get ready for these new beginnings and also for the holidays that are quickly approaching. That's especially true if you've got school-aged kids, or are in school yourself, since the beginning of school, which happens in the autumn, also feels very much like the beginning of a new year. You can snag it by joining my tribe and gaining access to my free resource library full of free Printables and SVG’s.I love when the season turns to fall, don't you? The leaves begin to change, the air feels a little crisper, and it really does feel like the beginning of something new. Now to that free printable checklist I told you about. repair parts for items you no longer own.

paint cans (check local recycling/disposal guidelines).non-working pens, markers or broken pencils.Anything you haven’t used in the past 6 months or longer.puzzles + board games with missing pieces.

cooking tools or utensils you don’t use.Now onto all those things you need to declutter. Then scroll down to find out how to snag my free printable check list. If you’d like to have a checklist version to keep you on your decluttering game. These things are pretty much just holding up space that you could otherwise be enjoying life with more. So to help you jumpstart your journey or to just take a little extra off your plate and clear the air so your mind can take a chill pull and relax I’ve put together a list of about 129 things you can declutter right now and you won’t even miss them. That’s what the minimalist journey is about! Living a life you love and freely without the burden of things that don’t make you happy. And YES to all the things that make you happy.

You start to learn what you don’t want in your life and learn to say no to things you don’t want. One of the most beautiful things about minimalism is the tranquility it gives you. Whether your focusing in on the things or not your mind is still absorbing the energy from your environment. Sometimes it’s the things around you and you may not even realize it. Sometimes when life starts to feel a little rough or overwhelming it’s not necessary the things that are going on.

Printable declutter checklist