tessagin

Make your own. You could buy some butcher paper and paint quilt patterns. You could measure your drawers, cut the paper, put some weights on it to flatten it out. I use the non-skid shelf liner in my drawers. Hate things slipping all over the place.

Tartan

Rather then wrapping paper, I might look for a roll of clearance wall paper. It would be in a long length and nice and thick. Just a thought...

caspharm

What about the dollar stores?

Mimiqwerty

I use freezer paper with the shiny side up. It's heavy and easy to cut to size. The shiny side is also easy to wipe clean. I just started using an Elmers Washable school glue stick to tack the dull side of the paper down in a few places (front edge and corners) so it doesn't shift around. So far it's working great.

bearisgray

I also use freezer paper - but with shiny side down.

Pinkiris

Vinyl wallpaper is sturdy and wipeable. I've used it for years. Any store that sells it probably has remnant rolls. Or, Home Depot sells rolls.

lfstamper

You guys have some great tips! Never thought about Sam's or Costo and will definitely look for wall paper too. Thanks!