Glad I caught you in time!


Hi, Reader!

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Just popping in to remind you that the Get Organized HQ Virtual Conference is just around the corner, starting this Monday, September 14th! This is your last chance to grab your free ticket and join me for the biggest organizing event of the year.

I'm going to help you tackle that mending pile with "Should I Mend It or Donate It?" on Wednesday, September 16th. Starting at 8am it will be available for FREE for 24 hours. So no matter your time zone, you can watch it. Plus, I'll be in the Facebook group answering any questions you have.

Want to know more about the whole event?

Here’s What You Can Expect:

🌟 Over 100 Sessions on home organization, decluttering, meal planning, budgeting, time management, productivity, and home décor.

🌟 Incredible Speakers including Dana K. White from A Slob Comes Clean, Kathryn from Do It On a Dime, Jennifer Maker, Nikki Boyd from At Home With Nikki, Becky from Clean Mama, and Miss Freddy.

🌟 Practical Tips and Action Steps to help you achieve the organized life you desire.

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​Click here to grab your free ticket and join thousands of women striving for a more organized life - I know that you're going to LOVE all that the event has to offer!

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But don’t just take my word for it:

"Absolutely, grab that ticket! I've participated the last two years and there is so much great and helpful content! I'm excited to participate again this year and discover even more tips and tricks, and to renew my motivation to keep decluttering and become more organized!" - Michelle, GOHQV Attendee

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"It won't cost you to try it, and Get Organized HQ Virtual could always help in a way you don't initially think about. It's helped me, and I hope it can help others in the same way. Making order in our chaos." - McKenzie

"If you're ready to get your home organized and decluttered and you're not sure where to start, then get the free ticket for the Get Organized HQ Virtual, so you can learn some awesome lessons to get you motivated to begin." - Ella

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Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to make a real difference in your life and home. Grab your free ticket to Get Organized HQ Virtual by clicking here, and I'll see you there!

Happy Sewing,

Alice, The Fabric Ninja
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