Originally Posted by rryder

I keep my jelly rolls rolled up in a drawer until I'm ready to use them. What I like about storing the jelly rolls rolled up is that it's easy to see the relative values of the individual strips that way without getting distracted by the patterns on the individual strips, helps me with my design process.

Fat quarters get folded to fit the drawer they go in and are stored on end with the fold side up so I can see immediately what I've got when I open the drawer without having to pull out stacks of fabric.

I store my other precuts (both store bought and ones I make from scraps) flat in a drawer. I store my homemade precuts and leftovers from store-bought packages of precuts by value, so I have stacks of lights, med. and darks in the various sizes that I like to use. It makes it quick and easy to pull together a scrappy quilt since they're stored by size and value.

All my "precuts" and fat quarters are stored in one small 4 drawer unit, that way I can keep the dust off and don't have to worry about fading from sunlight. I can pull out the individual drawers and take them right over to my sewing machine or design wall when I'm ready to play with them.

Rob
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