I also have 4 of those boxes ordered online ( on sale of course) during the pandemic. I originally put 2.5 inch scrap strips in them while sorting 4 trash bags of scraps and remnants of prior projects. I now sort by juvenile/novelty, darks, lights, and one for strips that are not width of fabric. I keep my jelly rolls separate unopened. into bins. The best part is that those bins snap closed securely and are see through. I now know they fit into one of your Harbor Freight tool carts. A future purchase when ready. Great, practical, unsponsored storage equipment for any level quilter.
I also discovered these a year or so ago. You can sometimes get them on sale at Joann's. What I initially purchased for was to hold zippers. I had made several bulk purchases of zippers in various lengths. These containers have let me store by length and I also stack on top of cabinetry/shelving! Love your share... thanks so much for taking the time!!!
I store my jelly roll stripes in the same box. I purchased mine on Missouri Star Quilt Company (MSQC) I did not think of looking at Amazon.. silly me! I like the art box storage options, I will need to look at theses.. thanks for sharing 😊
I had seen this jelly roll box in an earlier video that you had made. It peaked my interest and the next time I was in joanns, I bought one. Michelle, what a difference. All my 2 1/2" binding strips/scraps were shoved into 2 plastic shoeboxes. Over flowing. You sure know how to inspire people! I got a good movie going and I pressed all those strips flat and they went into that jelly roll box - neat as a pin! I love that! Now when I want to get a piece of binding. I'll be able to just go get it! What a giant difference. Thank you again, I had no idea I needed that jelly roll storage box so much!!
I think the “ArtBin” storage containers are great: durable, lightweight, etc. Whenever I find them on sale, I purchase what I know I’ll use. I don’t have the “jelly roll” size. They’re on my “Hope to find on Sale” list! I love neat, practical organization! AND I love your UA-cam videos! THANK YOU🫶✂️🪡🧵
I am fairly new to this hobby so I haven't had the need for this storage option yet. Good to know there are storage options out there. Thank you for sharing.
I have not seen these near me as I live quite rural. I use a clear shoe box for WOF jelly roll pieces and a sweater box for pieces shorter then WOF and separate by color. My new jelly rolls that are not opened yet are in a zippered tote bag originally for CD 's. They are also for my 5 in. squares. Got perfectly.
I rarely buy jelly rolls or most other precuts but I do sometimes have leftover 2 1/2" strips from yardage and I put those in a container from Wal-Mart to use in a scrap quilt or some other project. I do use a similar container to the square one for projects and really like those. The 2 1/2" strip container looks like it would be really handy for those that regularly buy jelly rolls or have a lot of scrappy 2 1/2" strips.
@@nursevanhelsing4413 Works in Progress. You know, those pieces you have sitting around waiting for you to do something! 🤪 I’m doing a couple of Sew Alongs (SALs) and I store my blocks in the separate artbins for each project.
I love jelly rolls and I also cut my fabric scraps to 2.5” strips as well. A friend made me a huge box wrapped in fabric as a gift and thats where I store them.
Thanks for sharing another great idea Michelle. I also would like a different table top ironing surface. I have a wool mat, but the heat goes through to my large cutting surface, and that is no bueno! Maybe you and Wes can build one together?
I have not seen these storage boxes before. I do have other art bin containers and love them. I have art bin satchel cubes. I love them for storing art bin satchels. It has predrilled holes and rails so the bins slide in like a drawer.
I have 6 of the 14X14” art bins that I use for current WIP. Jelly rolls I manage, if unwrapped, in a see thru container, sets held together with loose rubber bands. These are stacked on top of one another, which makes searching thru easy. I could not justify the cost for individual strip containers, Altho I think they are a great way to store them!
I haven’t purchased a jelly roll yet. I’m only working on my third quilt but will keep this storage idea in mind. I’m glad you shared this tip. Great solution for storing sashing strips too.
Great idea for those who need it. I have only have one jelly roll and it was a gift from my husband. He saw it in our local shop with 40% off and remembered me saying how pretty it was but I’d never pay full price as they are very expensive here. I don’t think I will be using it any time soon as it is Lily Asbury’s Fancy line and it will have to be a very special project where I don’t cut it up too much as I love her designs. I was sad when she stopped designing fabric.
I do have a couple. I bought the first one to store my tube turners. I didn't get a box because they were on clearance. The box works well. Sew, I guess you could use them for other sewing tools, too.
Michelle, do you have another video that shows your new tool box storage unit? It would be wonderful to see how you organize your tubs and supplies in it.😊Thank you.
Cindy, Here is a video I did when Wes got his tool box. He let me use it to show others how it could be used for quilt room storage. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/0v1Jk3Vuaqw/v-deo.html
I have one of those but I use mine for my foundation paper piecing tools. I have three add a quarter rules from 6” up the 18” and I use the heavy template plastic along with them. Lots of paper clips my 60mm rotary, tape, and flat head straight pins. Great for storing those tools and I don’t have to worry about the rulers getting broke when traveling.
I love the half sized Artbin Super Satchels. They stack well and are easy get down from closet shelves of from under furniture. I keep my 1/4 to just under a yard fabric in them.
I have wondered where you go those. I don’t usually purchase jelly roll strips unless it is for a particular quilt I am doing. But I could always start putting extra strips in there. I love art bin bins. They are so good!
I want to know about the tool table you referred to. And yes, I love the art bins for jelly rolls. I have had a hard time finding them, but didn't look on Amazon.
Kim, I think I was talking about my new tool box storage units in my quilt room. Here is a video showing those: ua-cam.com/video/kh4kNX41TCo/v-deo.html Enjoy!
Nice tip. I do try to use up the whole jelly roll in a project but for leftover ones I keep them in a storage container similar to yours but smaller so it fits on my shelves. Try to keep the white ones separate since I use more of those for binding, etc. I have lots of storage containers for other leftover cuts of 5", 2 1/2" etc purchased at Dollar General or wherever they are on sale.
This is a great idea for storing scrap strips away from measured 2 1/2” strips! I need better scrap management, and I think this may just do the trick. Off to download my Joann’s coupons…
Hi, I have had the long box for many years. It is great. Luckily, my closets will open & close with the longer length overhanging the self. That way they don't take up much space.
I have 7 of these. 4 dedicated to 2 1/2" sorted by color, and one each for 1 1/2", 2", and 3" strips. They stay stacked on a shelf with a label indicating the size inside.
I have several of these. I separate by fabric- batik or regular fabric. Warm colors and Cool colors. I also store my flying geese, 2.5 squares, etc. I just stack them up and then I am happy.
I just bought two of those boxes for jelly roll strips. I love making black, white and red log cabin blocks and have a supply of them to store and these are working great for them. I buy a lot of pre-cuts because of arthritic hands and I am always looking for ways to store them. Thanks
i do use those and i love it i only have one but plan on getting more . i also have square ones like you have some 21/2 inch squares 31/2 squares 41/2 inch squares and 5inch charm squares then i have one for layer cakes . 😊
I love love love my ArtBin strip boxes! ❤️ I only have two, but a boatload of jelly rolls that I will get into soon, so I see a few more strip boxes in my future.
You showed us these some time ago in a show and tell of your storage of material. I liked them then and do still. Now that I have my new sewing room in place I am going to purchase a couple. I really don’t like folding my WOF or jelly rolls which is what I have been doing. Sooo looks like I will be rearranging my drawers once again.. good thing I just put little stickers on the drawers. Have a great weekend. Tell Wes Hi for us. He could pop in and say hi some time.
I have and use the art bins for my projects and love them. I haven’t seen the 21/2” boxes but I’ll order some on your link. Thank you for all you storage tips!
I love the larger art bins, I store my WIPS in them. I probably 6-7 WIPs in progress right now!! 😂 I haven’t seen the jelly roll size yet, I’m going to have to get a couple of them for future use, I’m currently doing a QAL with Corey Yoder using one of her jelly rolls (I have those strips in a basket) so I’ll have to get one for that!
Believe it or not, I have never purchased a jelly roll. I do not have the jelly roll box, but someday I may need one. I store 2 1/2 in pieces of fabric in a bin marked 2 1/2 I also have bins for 3 1/2, 4 1/2, 5 1/2, 7 and 10 inch fabrics.
Good idea, but I'd need a dozen or more. I do use the square box for projects. I place the pattern + fabric + anything I might have purchased for the project inside. Keeps from having those 'what did I do with that.... ' moments.
Love all your storage ideas and your newly renovated quilt room. I have a couple of the 2 1/2 storage boxes and they are great. I would love to know how you made the iron board top for your new storage box from Harbor Freight.
I don't have a storage box for jelly rolls. For leftover jelly roll strips or strips i cut myself, I re-roll, and use a hair tie to hold them together. I also use a small piece of paper to say how many strips are there, and tuck it under the hair tie. I store them in the bin I have other precuts in.
I don’t have any bins for storing jelly rolls because I only have one jelly roll. I don’t like to sew with the pinked edges like that. Same goes for charm packs. They make such a mess and it’s difficult to do an accurate measure. Sorry for the negative comments but I felt like I had to tell someone about my dilemma. I enjoy your videos though. Thanks Michelle!
Consider the space you’ll need for these Longggg plastic bins…plus, messing everything up while digging for the ones you want, and then, straightening them out again. Really, better to throw in med, shallow square bins, by color, or fabric line, etc., and have fun rummaging through, and no need to straighten out, it’s easier, faster, and a lot more enjoyable to poke through :)
I like the long boxes. I use old suitcases that roll across the floor. Made a move from Ky to Va and the movers just picked them up and loaded them into the van and then carried them into the house.
I bought one of these years ago and have two jelly rolls in it. But I just can’t bring myself to unroll all of the others so they just sit on a shelf looking cute and waiting their turn.
@thesimplequilter7499 they are 12in by 5 to six in and have lids especially the ones that are flat instead of standing up, only have to fold once and fits 2 rows of strips
I don't think we can get those long containers here, although I do have quite a few of the 12" square ones. So far, I keep my loose jelly roll strips in an old Tupperware celery keeper, just the right width, but it is filling up. I will definitely keep an eye out for those though, they look perfect.
I have an extra entertainment center in spare bedroom n store them in a drawer below...& a roll left in its pkg. I like this!
Thanks for watching and sharing!
I also have 4 of those boxes ordered online ( on sale of course) during the pandemic. I originally put 2.5 inch scrap strips in them while sorting 4 trash bags of scraps and remnants of prior projects.
I now sort by juvenile/novelty, darks, lights, and one for strips that are not width of fabric. I keep my jelly rolls separate unopened. into bins.
The best part is that those bins snap closed securely and are see through. I now know they fit into one of your Harbor Freight tool carts. A future purchase when ready.
Great, practical, unsponsored storage equipment for any level quilter.
Thank you for watching and sharing!
I also discovered these a year or so ago. You can sometimes get them on sale at Joann's. What I initially purchased for was to hold zippers. I had made several bulk purchases of zippers in various lengths. These containers have let me store by length and I also stack on top of cabinetry/shelving! Love your share... thanks so much for taking the time!!!
You are so welcome!
I have never seen those long storage bins. I definitely will be getting at least one to start.
They are a great product!
I store my jelly roll stripes in the same box. I purchased mine on Missouri Star Quilt Company (MSQC) I did not think of looking at Amazon.. silly me!
I like the art box storage options, I will need to look at theses.. thanks for sharing 😊
You are most welcome!
I rolled them back up an used rubber bands. I did not know about these bins! Next on my list. Than you
You are most welcome!
I have those and love them. Am making jelly roll quilts with jean patch from Jerry’s jeans for the grandson’s with flannel.
Good deal Jill!
My
Ordered with your link. Thanks! 😘
Sew on with joy!
Thank you for using my link! I think you will find this very useful!
I fold/roll in half and gently tie together ...then in a basket....I kinda like your idea...a little neater....love the new craft room! 🎉🎈
Great tip!
I had seen this jelly roll box in an earlier video that you had made. It peaked my interest and the next time I was in joanns, I bought one. Michelle, what a difference. All my 2 1/2" binding strips/scraps were shoved into 2 plastic shoeboxes. Over flowing. You sure know how to inspire people! I got a good movie going and I pressed all those strips flat and they went into that jelly roll box - neat as a pin! I love that! Now when I want to get a piece of binding. I'll be able to just go get it! What a giant difference. Thank you again, I had no idea I needed that jelly roll storage box so much!!
I am so glad you like it! Thanks for sharing!
I think the “ArtBin” storage containers are great: durable, lightweight, etc. Whenever I find them on sale, I purchase what I know I’ll use. I don’t have the “jelly roll” size. They’re on my “Hope to find on Sale” list! I love neat, practical organization! AND I love your UA-cam videos! THANK YOU🫶✂️🪡🧵
Thank you so much Sandra!
I am fairly new to this hobby so I haven't had the need for this storage option yet. Good to know there are storage options out there. Thank you for sharing.
Enjoy!
Thank You So Much! I have been searching for a better way to collect, store and carry my 2 1/2" strips. I will add them to my wish list Today!...
You are so welcome!
That jelly roll box is cool! I’ve never seen one before. Thanks for sharing. 💞
You’re welcome 😊
That's a great storage box. Thank you and have a nice day.
You too!!! Thanks for watching!
I have not seen these near me as I live quite rural. I use a clear shoe box for WOF jelly roll pieces and a sweater box for pieces shorter then WOF and separate by color. My new jelly rolls that are not opened yet are in a zippered tote bag originally for CD 's. They are also for my 5 in. squares. Got perfectly.
Thanks for sharing!
I rarely buy jelly rolls or most other precuts but I do sometimes have leftover 2 1/2" strips from yardage and I put those in a container from Wal-Mart to use in a scrap quilt or some other project. I do use a similar container to the square one for projects and really like those. The 2 1/2" strip container looks like it would be really handy for those that regularly buy jelly rolls or have a lot of scrappy 2 1/2" strips.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for showing me where to buy them I love you channel❤❤
Happy to help! Thanks for watching and sharing!
Cool container. I have a small tote for each size of precut. The totes stack 2 per shelf on my bookshelves.
Thanks for sharing!
I splurged on artbins a few months ago and I love them for WIPs storage. I didn’t know about the 2.5-inch containers. Cool! Thanks, Michelle!
You are most welcome!
What is WIP?
@@nursevanhelsing4413 Works in Progress. You know, those pieces you have sitting around waiting for you to do something! 🤪 I’m doing a couple of Sew Alongs (SALs) and I store my blocks in the separate artbins for each project.
I love jelly rolls and I also cut my fabric scraps to 2.5” strips as well. A friend made me a huge box wrapped in fabric as a gift and thats where I store them.
Thanks for sharing!
Great idea. I had no idea they made Jelly roll storage!
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing another great idea Michelle. I also would like a different table top ironing surface. I have a wool mat, but the heat goes through to my large cutting surface, and that is no bueno! Maybe you and Wes can build one together?
Wes helped me with the ironing surface on my new tool chest!!!
I have seen these at my local JoAnn’s. Good use for my coupons!
Yes!!!
Great idea. I store mine in a rolling bin. All strips 2.5 inch width, no matter how long they are, go in the same bin.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for sharing! I have been looking for a storage solution for my jelly rolls!
Awesome!
I didn't even know these boxes existed!!❤
They are great!
I have not seen these storage boxes before. I do have other art bin containers and love them. I have art bin satchel cubes. I love them for storing art bin satchels. It has predrilled holes and rails so the bins slide in like a drawer.
I did not know about the cubes! Thanks for sharing!
I recently purchased two of the jelly roll storage boxes for a great price at Joann’s.
Awesome!!!
I store my 2 1/2" strips in clear plastic oblong container, but like the idea that your are stackables.
Thanks for sharing!
I have 6 of the 14X14” art bins that I use for current WIP. Jelly rolls I manage, if unwrapped, in a see thru container, sets held together with loose rubber bands. These are stacked on top of one another, which makes searching thru easy. I could not justify the cost for individual strip containers, Altho I think they are a great way to store them!
Thanks for sharing!
I haven’t purchased a jelly roll yet. I’m only working on my third quilt but will keep this storage idea in mind. I’m glad you shared this tip. Great solution for storing sashing strips too.
Yes!
Great idea for those who need it. I have only have one jelly roll and it was a gift from my husband. He saw it in our local shop with 40% off and remembered me saying how pretty it was but I’d never pay full price as they are very expensive here. I don’t think I will be using it any time soon as it is Lily Asbury’s Fancy line and it will have to be a very special project where I don’t cut it up too much as I love her designs. I was sad when she stopped designing fabric.
Thanks for sharing!
I've never seen these storage bins. They are perfect!! Thanks for sharing.
You are most welcome!
You can also get the under the bed plastic containers for them also. You can store them under the bed and they are out of the way.
Great tip! Thanks for sharing!
How have I never seen these before?! Thanks for the tip!
You are most welcome!
These containers look wonderful. Brenda from Conquering Mount Scrapmore sent me your way. You have a wonderful channel
Thank you! Welcome to my channel!
Hi, I love these containers, I have 2 , 1 for solids and 1 for patterns.
Wonderful!
The bins are awesome!! I just store mine on a shoe box rolled up!
Thanks for sharing!
I do have a couple. I bought the first one to store my tube turners. I didn't get a box because they were on clearance. The box works well. Sew, I guess you could use them for other sewing tools, too.
Thanks for sharing!
Michelle, do you have another video that shows your new tool box storage unit? It would be wonderful to see how you organize your tubs and supplies in it.😊Thank you.
Cindy, Here is a video I did when Wes got his tool box. He let me use it to show others how it could be used for quilt room storage. Here is the link: ua-cam.com/video/0v1Jk3Vuaqw/v-deo.html
How timely! I just got a jellyroll today! Great idea for storage! Thanks for the info!
You are most welcome!
Love these boxes! Thanks for sharing.
You are most welcome! Thanks for watching!
I have one of those but I use mine for my foundation paper piecing tools. I have three add a quarter rules from 6” up the 18” and I use the heavy template plastic along with them. Lots of paper clips my 60mm rotary, tape, and flat head straight pins. Great for storing those tools and I don’t have to worry about the rulers getting broke when traveling.
Thanks for sharing!!!
I love the half sized Artbin Super Satchels. They stack well and are easy get down from closet shelves of from under furniture. I keep my 1/4 to just under a yard fabric in them.
Art Bin makes great products!
I have wondered where you go those. I don’t usually purchase jelly roll strips unless it is for a particular quilt I am doing. But I could always start putting extra strips in there. I love art bin bins. They are so good!
I fully agree!
I want to know about the tool table you referred to. And yes, I love the art bins for jelly rolls. I have had a hard time finding them, but didn't look on Amazon.
Kim, I think I was talking about my new tool box storage units in my quilt room. Here is a video showing those: ua-cam.com/video/kh4kNX41TCo/v-deo.html Enjoy!
Nice tip. I do try to use up the whole jelly roll in a project but for leftover ones I keep them in a storage container similar to yours but smaller so it fits on my shelves. Try to keep the white ones separate since I use more of those for binding, etc. I have lots of storage containers for other leftover cuts of 5", 2 1/2" etc purchased at Dollar General or wherever they are on sale.
Thank you for sharing and watching!
This is a great idea for storing scrap strips away from measured 2 1/2” strips! I need better scrap management, and I think this may just do the trick. Off to download my Joann’s coupons…
Enjoy!
I use the long ones too. Love it.
The best!
I do use these and they are a fabulous way of storing strips.
Yes!
Hi, I have had the long box for many years. It is great. Luckily, my closets will open & close with the longer length overhanging the self. That way they don't take up much space.
That's a great idea!
I have 7 of these. 4 dedicated to 2 1/2" sorted by color, and one each for 1 1/2", 2", and 3" strips. They stay stacked on a shelf with a label indicating the size inside.
Awesome!
I have several of these. I separate by fabric- batik or regular fabric. Warm colors and Cool colors. I also store my flying geese, 2.5 squares, etc. I just stack them up and then I am happy.
Thanks for sharing!
I just bought two of those boxes for jelly roll strips. I love making black, white and red log cabin blocks and have a supply of them to store and these are working great for them. I buy a lot of pre-cuts because of arthritic hands and I am always looking for ways to store them. Thanks
Thanks for watching and sharing!
i do use those and i love it i only have one but plan on getting more . i also have square ones like you have some 21/2 inch squares 31/2 squares 41/2 inch squares and 5inch charm squares then i have one for layer cakes . 😊
Art Bin just makes great storage containers!
I like my Art Bin thread storage box very much so will have to check out their 2 1/2" strip storage boxes. Thanks for the helpful tip, Michelle!
Art Bin simply makes great containers!
I love love love my ArtBin strip boxes! ❤️ I only have two, but a boatload of jelly rolls that I will get into soon, so I see a few more strip boxes in my future.
Thanks for sharing!
You showed us these some time ago in a show and tell of your storage of material. I liked them then and do still. Now that I have my new sewing room in place I am going to purchase a couple. I really don’t like folding my WOF or jelly rolls which is what I have been doing. Sooo looks like I will be rearranging my drawers once again.. good thing I just put little stickers on the drawers. Have a great weekend. Tell Wes Hi for us. He could pop in and say hi some time.
Thanks for sharing! I will let Wes know!
Good to know. Thanks for the video 😊
My pleasure 😊
I have and use the art bins for my projects and love them. I haven’t seen the 21/2” boxes but I’ll order some on your link. Thank you for all you storage tips!
You are so welcome! Thanks for using my link!!!
I love the larger art bins, I store my WIPS in them. I probably 6-7 WIPs in progress right now!! 😂 I haven’t seen the jelly roll size yet, I’m going to have to get a couple of them for future use, I’m currently doing a QAL with Corey Yoder using one of her jelly rolls (I have those strips in a basket) so I’ll have to get one for that!
They are great storage units!
TFS, I have 2 so far, love them!
Me too!
Believe it or not, I have never purchased a jelly roll. I do not have the jelly roll box, but someday I may need one. I store 2 1/2 in pieces of fabric in a bin marked 2 1/2 I also have bins for 3 1/2, 4 1/2, 5 1/2, 7 and 10 inch fabrics.
Thanks for sharing!
I think those bins are a great idea. I’ve been storing my strips in a 12x12 cubby folded over and it will hold around 21 Jellyrolls.
Thanks for sharing!
Definitely going to get these! Thank you for sharing
Enjoy!!!
Great ideas for storage
Thank you!
I had picked some up at JoAnn’s on clearance, but I haven’t used them yet. I know my sister said she stores hers in shoe boxes.
Thanks for sharing!!!
Good idea, but I'd need a dozen or more. I do use the square box for projects. I place the pattern + fabric + anything I might have purchased for the project inside. Keeps from having those 'what did I do with that.... ' moments.
Yes! I do the same thing!
What are the cabinets behind you with the barn doors? They look great. Thanks for the info on the jellyroll boxes. I just ordered 2.
You can find those at Wal-Mart
Love all your storage ideas and your newly renovated quilt room. I have a couple of the 2 1/2 storage boxes and they are great. I would love to know how you made the iron board top for your new storage box from Harbor Freight.
Maybe Wes can help me show you!
Would love to see how he did that also. That tool box is a great space saver
I don't have a storage box for jelly rolls. For leftover jelly roll strips or strips i cut myself, I re-roll, and use a hair tie to hold them together. I also use a small piece of paper to say how many strips are there, and tuck it under the hair tie. I store them in the bin I have other precuts in.
Thanks for sharing!
Thank you! I didn’t know these existed.
Happy to help!
Never knew those existed!💜
They work great!
I ordered one of each of the containers. I’m sure I’ll add a few more! :)
I think you will enjoy them!!!
I don’t have any bins for storing jelly rolls because I only have one jelly roll. I don’t like to sew with the pinked edges like that. Same goes for charm packs. They make such a mess and it’s difficult to do an accurate measure. Sorry for the negative comments but I felt like I had to tell someone about my dilemma. I enjoy your videos though. Thanks Michelle!
Check out Jordan fabrics. No pinked edges. Matt Jordan cuts his own
@@jenniferreinke9898 Thanks! I’ll look into that!
@@DH-qz2so Ouch, that’s a lot of money. I’m in the US but even what they charge here is a lot. I just cut my own 2 1/2 “ strips.
I know what you mean about the pinked edges. Don't forget you can make your own precuts! Thanks for sharing!
Consider the space you’ll need for these Longggg plastic bins…plus, messing everything up while digging for the ones you want, and then, straightening them out again. Really, better to throw in med, shallow square bins, by color, or fabric line, etc., and have fun rummaging through, and no need to straighten out, it’s easier, faster, and a lot more enjoyable to poke through :)
Lol! It is all about doing what works for you!
I've never seen those boxes. I'll be looking for them.
I have provided a link and others have been using a coupon at JoAnns
I use those bins for all
My fabric but never saw the thin strip ones.
I really like them!
Jelly Rolls! Great storage box! You are just in time for Jelly Roll day in September ! Thanks Michelle!🌻🦖🦕🐝
Thanks for sharing!
What is jelly roll day? & where?
I use them and find also that I can store my rounds in the box. Probably 5 can be stored that way.
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
I like the long boxes. I use old suitcases that roll across the floor. Made a move from Ky to Va and the movers just picked them up and loaded them into the van and then carried them into the house.
Awesome!!
I bought one of these years ago and have two jelly rolls in it. But I just can’t bring myself to unroll all of the others so they just sit on a shelf looking cute and waiting their turn.
I like “sitting there looking cute and waiting their turn”!!!
I don't see where to order the 2 1/2 srrip box😢
Here is an Amazon affiliate link:
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I use these storage box. ❤it
They are awesome !
I didn’t see a link for these storage boxes…
Here it is. Thank you for letting me know!
Art Bin Fabric Strip Case:
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Thank you!
omg i could use some of all of those
#Starting over
I think you will enjoy them!
Nice but I do not want to buy anything. I keep them either rerolled best I can and some in plactic bags inside baskets.
I totally understand! I have drastically cut my spending also! I still buy just on a smaller scale!
I put my leftover binding strips in a totebag
Thanks for sharing!
I wish they weren’t so expensive!
Some say they buy them with coupons at JoAnns
@@thesimplequilter7499 Thanks! I’ll watch for those!
I store mine in a zip lock bag
Thanks for sharing!
❤
Thank you!
I am lazy, mine are stuffed in a drawer.😊
Thanks for watching and sharing!
Pasta storage bins
Great idea! Thanks for sharing!!!
@thesimplequilter7499 they are 12in by 5 to six in and have lids especially the ones that are flat instead of standing up, only have to fold once and fits 2 rows of strips
Perfect!!!
I don't think we can get those long containers here, although I do have quite a few of the 12" square ones. So far, I keep my loose jelly roll strips in an old Tupperware celery keeper, just the right width, but it is filling up. I will definitely keep an eye out for those though, they look perfect.
I hope you can find them!
Thank you!