Had myself a little purge today.

ITA- I have several craft hobbies so my small room houses sewing/quilting gear as well as paper crafting stuff.
And….I have PLENTY already

Congrats on making your room more what you want it to be.

And I totally understand that feeling of anxiety when watching room videos with ALL the supplies.

Right now I'm chilly/mostly frozen. My goal is to only buy to accentuate what I already have. So far it's been two packs of Dollar Tree stickers in themes I didn't have for layouts currently on my desk.

I'm really trying to pare down my whole life, because I don't want my kids to have some massive amount of clean out to do when I die.

I am not a "purger" - but I will suggest that your children would have less a problem with packing up supplies than you did. My child, as an example, would just toss everything. He has been instructed to invite all my friends in to take whatever they want -- but still wouldn't have any issue with getting rid of anything left. He wouldn't look at a package of Basic Grey and remember all other lines of Basic Grey and how many times I squealed over a new design with friends and what I've made or planned to make from each collection. He wouldn't laugh over having many personally trimmers because of the many times I forgot a trimmer on the way or at a weekend crop.
It is like cleaning book shelves ... I get lost in the books. Same for my craft room ...

I love a good purge of my scrap supplies and all throughout the house. I hate clutter. The pandemic has given plenty of time to go through the house a couple of times and I’m ready to do it again.

amom23 , I'd like to do a similar purge and I am really struggling with supplies I don't really love, but might come in handy someday. When you ran into supplies like this, what was your thought process? I had bought all this coffee themed paper, thinking I was going to make super cute cards, but then forgot about it and now don't know how much I *love* that paper. But what if I change my mind? And I want coffee paper back, but I've given it away...this happens all the time to me, I bought that stupid Marie Kondo book, went all in, purged a bunch of stuff and then got really sad because books that I had loved since childhood got given away. But Marie said we don't need books, because we can just get them from the library...Anyway, I am just nervous about purging stuff and then being bummed later because it has happened to me.

(edited to add I also gave away most of my work clothes because they did not inspire joy in me. Turns out, nothing inspires joy in me that is not a t shirt and leggings or a sundress. I had to go buy new work clothes that also did not spark joy in me) 

kmage - I think Marie Kondo's method was pretty...extreme. I like this quote by William Morris much better as a guide - 'Have nothing in your houses that you do not know to be beautiful or believe to be useful'

sometimes if I'm on the fence about something - I give myself a deadline (6m/yr) and revisit it then...maybe pack the stuff you're not sure about in a box or tote and store it - if you miss it or regret it, you can go retrieve it but odds are you will find it easier to let go of later. Sometimes it's less letting go of the item and more letting go of aspirations it represents (cute cards)

Okay, now you have me looking around me room to see what I can get rid of. YEA! Fun for me.