All Things in Place

All Things in Place All Things In Place, a professional organizing service available to serve the Austin and surrounding areas. In 2000, she earned her B.A.

I am excited to use my skills and knowledge to teach you how to live a more organized, life! Bio: Ty Edwards and All Things in Place

When friends, family, and co-workers need assistance with their organizing needs, Ty Edwards is the person whose help is often enlisted! Whether it is to help organize a kitchen, facilitate a move, or to oversee a wedding or special event as the Day-of Director, f

riends know Ty’s commitment to organization and detail is unsurpassed! It wasn’t until her pastor told her to consider pursuing a career on professional organizing that she even allowed herself to believe she could actually get paid for doing something she loved! While mentoring with another organizer for almost a year, she began the necessary steps to start a business, and in April, 2007, All Things in Place was born! Although organizing is Ty’s passion, her knowledge, skills, and abilities, and most importantly, her confidence as an organizer comes from other work and volunteer experience:

• As an ex-military wife and being involved in both, overseas and stateside moves, Ty learned how to organize stress-free moves, even with a young toddler underfoot! Additionally, she discovered she was able to make the most out of minimal spaces, a common problem for Americans living overseas!

• 13 years as a volunteer with the Girl Scouts offered her opportunities to utilize skills of organization. As troop leader, not only did Ty planned weekly troop meetings and activities; but she also planned and organized three meetings with troop parents a year, field trips (day and out-of-town), camping trips, fundraisers, and service unit social events. She kept detailed records on each girl’s individual accomplishments. These activities and events all took place while she worked full-time and attended school part-time!

• 34 years of federal service with three agencies as an administrative assistant and most recently as a Program and Management Analyst, taught Ty how to manage and maintain continuity within an office. Additionally, by working on various committees, she continuously earned opportunities to sharpen her skills as a planner for fundraisers and morale booster events!

• Graduating from Bishop Hogan High School in 1981, Ty was not able to attend college right away, so she entered the workforce. Marriage and a young child forced her to delay her decision to go back school a while longer. But by 1995, while still working full-time, Ty made the commitment to return to school, going evenings and weekends to complete her degree. in Communication Arts: Human Relations from Park University, in Parkville, MO.

• Serious about her Christian walk, Ty is also very involved at her church, Christ Temple North, in Gladstone, MO. She serves as a minister’s wife, sings on the praise team, and teaches a pre-school class. When her church partnered with a local elementary school to begin a backpack program, Ty lent her skills of organization to start the church pantry, organize it, and maintained and developed an inventory system until a permanent replacement was selected. Additionally, Ty organizes an annual cookout for the entire church, at the end of the summer!

• Remarried in 2000 to Wesley Edwards, together, they have four adult children and seven grandchildren! When Ty is not working, she enjoys reading, watching TV, or surfing the Internet. With her husband, they enjoy going to the movies and attending college and professional football games! Additionally, she serves as a photographer’s assistant to her husband’s business, Transitions Photography!

• In 2008, Ty recently added certified event planner to her list of accomplishments and her long-term goal is to own an event space.

• In 2020, Ty relocated to the Round Rock, Texas and looks forwards to re-establishing her business and helping clients live more organized!

01/11/2026

As a professional organizer, I have a passion for making sure things are in order. Every item should have a home where it is stored when not in used and makes it easy to locate the next time it is needed. It saves time, reduces stress, and helps your well-beng. I love using my skills to help clients organize spaces in their home and I love their reaction when they realize that with a little "stick to it-ness", they can have the organized space of their dreams.

Getting organized is a process and it does take a commitment and a lifestyle change because once you get organized, you must work, like anything else, to stay organized. But the question you might have is, how do I get started?

I always say start small. it is easy to stay on task if you start small projects. Set a timer and work for about 15-30 mins. This will keep you from getting overwhelmed as you tackle your projects and begin your journey. As you become comfortable with your progress, you can increase your time!

If you have a desire to get organized, January is a perfect time to begin. Before you try tackling a space, try getting rid of any of these 60 items that you might have around you house. Sure, some items you will want to keep. But some of these items might not be serving any purpose for you so they could be potentially be donated so someone else can use it. Lastly, some items are no use to anyone so they need to throw away. Do you have something that you want to get rid of but you don't where to? Reach out to me. I am happy to share any resources I have that might be able to use your stuff.

How many items on this list are taking up your space? Happy organizing!

• Old Receipts and Bills which Are of No Use
• Old Socks with Holes
• DVDs, CDs, and Old Tapes
• Toothbrush
• Expired Medicines
• Expired Makeup
• Old Toys
• Old or Worn-out Shoes
• Wire Hangers
• Plastic Cutting Boards
• Stale Spices in Cabinets
• Old Calendars
• Age-old Paint
• Dried Flowers
• Old Boxes of Products
• Old Greeting Cards
• Old and Unused Perfumes
• Expired Food
• Games with Missing Parts
• Dried Nail Polish
• Artificial Jewelry You Don’t Use
• Old Newspapers
• Old Party Supplies
• Empty Flower Pots
• Old Kids’ Clothes
• Extra Keychains
• Old Phone Covers
• Stretched Out Hair Ties
• Old Soft Toys
• Candles that You Are Never Going to Burn
• Recipe Books
• Old Batteries
• Empty Plastic Bottles
• Old Invitation Cards
• Unused Posters
• Expired Sunscreen
• Gift Cards
• Old Textbooks
• Old Magazines
• Old Chargers
• Old Business Cards
• Dish-cleaning Sponges
• Old Plastic Containers
• Non-working Bulbs and LEDs
• Old and Extra Kitchen Utensils
• Rusty Iron tools
• Dried Glue
• Unused Tablecloths and Napkins
• Old Sports Equipment
• Old Towels
• Broken Kitchenware
• Rugged or Worn-out Floor Mats
• Outdated and Broken Electronic Devices
• Old Drink Coasters
• A Single Glove
• Clothes that you are not going to wear
• A Single Earring (not the expensive kind)
• Old Personal Accessories that You Don’t Use
• Loyalty Cards for stores you no longer shop at
• Broken Furniture (that you said you’d repair and haven’t)

Which have you used?
04/18/2025

Which have you used?

03/21/2025

After a bit of a hiatus and a cross-country move, it is time to get back to organizing, so I am planning to relaunch my organizing services!

What is a professional organizer? She is someone who assists individuals and businesses declutter and organize spaces, develop sustainable systems, and improve productivity by applying expertise in organization and time management.

An organizer is not a house cleaner, but someone who uses her experience to teach clients valuable organizing techniques and systems, that will empower them to maintain a clutter-free and functional environment long-term, rather than just a quick fix.

If you reside in central Texas and are in Hutto, Round Rock, Plugerville, Taylor, Georgetown, Cedar Park, or Leander areas and have organizing needs, please reach out. I would love to help you and your family live a more organized life.

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03/23/2022

Monday night's tornado that rolled through Round Rock, TX, served as a perfect reminder that we may not be as prepared for a natural disaster as we think.

I am reposting my KCTV5 Better KC segment from 2016 to encourage you, that if you have not, to try to prepare as much as you can. You may not be able to prepare for everything, however if you need to pick up the pieces of your life and your family, you have a great place to start from.

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