A couple of days ago, I had to go completely off piste, when I was about to file a newly arrived document... the file slipped down the back of the filing cabinet in my seriously cluttered living-room!
I moved furniture, and other stuff off adjacent shelves, and finally retrieved the file with the barbecue tongs. I was really annoyed and decided the moved stuff was not going back. I sorted out a couple of files of craft 'ideas' and chucked it all away, as I can get any of it off the Internet these days.
Today, I decided to tackle my embroidery stuff, from the 'accidental' corner!
You know when you notice a dirty mark on the door frame, and you get a cloth to give it a swipe, and then you have to do the whole door frame, and the door, and the skirting?
Well, that's what happened to me today, with my embroidery supplies. One small task led to another, all day. A sack full of paper to recycle, some of which had died in storage (damp corner!), along with a part-finished tapestry cushion cover (picked up in a chazzer years ago) that is now part-eaten by moths, and loads of charts which I shall never use again. Also, found heaps of supplies and kits that I had forgotten buying, but will definitely make, when kondoing is over.
Also, came across a sentimental item, my father's wallet containing paperwork relating to the air accident that killed him at 26, together with my school report when I was 8, and the last letter my father wrote to my mother, 6 days before he died. That caused me to pause and quietly read for an hour. But, no tears. That's a first for me!
Tomorrow I'll be kondoing all the paperwork from my PGCE course, ditto from my years of teaching, and my Post Grad courses. I'm well up for it. Must have got my second wind! 
rummikub Well done with getting the textiles out - that's a major obstacle for me. If you keep it up, you may find, like me, that eventually you don't give a damn where stuff goes, as long as long as it's away from your home!