Every craft has a clean-up nobody posts. Bakers scrape pans. Painters wash brushes. Do yours.

Finished work gets photographed and the hour afterwards does not, which gives a distorted picture of what making things involves. Scraping pans, washing brushes, coiling cables and sweeping up are part of the craft rather than an annoyance attached to it, and doing them is what makes the next session possible. People who skip it end up working in conditions that slowly spoil their results. The unglamorous part is included.

Build the clean-up into the activity rather than leaving it as optional. Stop ten minutes early and do it properly. Then notice how much faster it is to begin next time.