Since storing fabric in tightly sealed plastic bags is probably not good for the fabric, I have been looking for those bags that are used in produce departments to keep fruit and vegetables fresh. Does anyone know of a source--other than the ones advertised on late-night t.v.

I seen the 2 gallon ones at the dollar tree in our mall.

I've found some at the dollar tree. They don't always have them so scoop them up when you see them!

You can use these bags just take your hole punch & make a few in the bags for air. I think those produce bags are expensive.

What size do you make the NICU quilts?
Thanks

Yes, Hefty makes a 1.25 gal. bag called "Fresh Extend", but they do not appear to have any tiny holes in them. Not sure how they would be "breathable", but they are supposed to be for storing veggies, etc.

I found the 2 gallon size at Food Lion.

We've given the NICU quilts that are 30"x40" or up to 36"x48" and they have appreciated them all! There are some patterns for fancier ones that have flaps and ties. Those are meant to stay with the isolette. The nurses have been giving the covers we send to the parents when the baby goes home, so we make them just rectangular. Some are scrappy string quilts, some are "warm wishes" scaled down, different 9 patch variations. The smaller size is a good one for wheelchair lap quilts, too, done in "adult" fabrics.