Organize your stuff!

[smileorange]

A: This section is for frequent use items and things I need to keep an eye on like spare paper (I write a lot of letters), spare tools, perfect fruit, bush starts and gold ores. I used to store the fossils I was collecting for models and there wasn't enough room in my museum, but finally completed both my museum and the models.

B:Clothes that I like - shirts, dresses, shoes/accessories, wallpaper/carpet, and assorted.

C: Furniture - I hold onto things that I like and might re-decorate with. It's organised by type and if it's non re-orderable/rare items then I'll dedicate a whole section for it like the ice set I'm currently collecting. I also hold onto spare furniture that would look nice in villagers houses that I can give if they ask or if I want to attach to letters.

 

[RainCrossing]

Remove one inventory at a time and switch it with the random item in the slot you want. My A is for clothing or nature items. My B is for furniture. And my C is for anything else. ?ᴥ?

 

[Sloom Lagoon]

I do Furniture in the first section, with the last slot reserved for any wallpaper/ flooring (because I mostly just keep the same stuff, I don't need loads of room for this)
Then in two I keep my tools and any saplings etc. I'm yet to plant, then 2/6 is for gems (I like to save up for when they're on premium) Then 3/6 is for Perf fruit from various towns (same as gems) then I have 3 slots for random things, but I mostly store DLC/ Seasonal items in there
Then in the third one I have: Hats/glasses, Shirts, Dressed, Trousers, Socks/ Shoes and then Umbrellas/ overflow!

 

[Buttons]

I do clothes in the first section, furniture in the second, and everything else in the third.

Once I unlock more rooms in my house, I'll start using the second section for clothes, too.

I do this too （　?∀｀）☆

 

[cats_toy]

Between the mayors and extra characters. Their rooms and pockets are a lot to keep track off. So anal as I am I use a spreadsheet to track what characters/mayors have in each of their pockets as well as the furniture in each room.